US EditionThe Employer Describes the Government’s Offer to Compensate for the Rise of the Smi as “Trilera” and “Pure Interventionism”
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The employers CEOE and Cepyme have rejected the increase in the minimum wage (SMI), to which the...
"We have not been able to incorporate the bosses, as our will would have been," says Diaz's number two.
The minimum inter-occupational wage is increased by 3.1% in 2026, to 1,221 euros per month for fourteen payments
The department of Yolanda Díaz does not get support from the employers, who strongly rejects the shielding of wage supplements and threatens to go to court.
The Ministry of Labour has reached an agreement with CCOO and UGT, without counting with the employers, represented by CEOE and Cepyme, to raise the minimum interprofessional wage (SMI) by 3.1% in 2026, up to 1,221 euros per month for fourteen payments. The increase will be implemented with retroactive effect from 1 January, announced the Secretary of State for Labour, Joaquín Pérez Rey, after the last meeting of the table. "We have not been abl…
The minimum wage so far stood at 1,184 euros, so it will increase 518 euros per year
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