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Huertas (Mapfre) on the Rise of the Smi: "Take Unilateral Measures to Launch Opportunist Policies Is Not the Way"
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Antonio Huertas criticizes the fact that CEOE is marginalized and imposes measures that punish SMEs in particular.
On the day that the president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, presides over the signing of the agreement to raise the minimum wage interprofessional (SMI) by 3.1% this year (retroactively since 1 January), the head of Mapfre, Antonio Huertas, has regretted that the increase of the legal minimum wage has been approved without the support of the entrepreneurs. "It is not the way", Huertas has settled in an act celebrated by New Economy Forum."We…
The Ministry of Labour and the trade unions signed on Monday the new increase of the Minimum Interprofessional Wage (SMI) for 2026, in an event presided by the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, and with the absence of the employer. As this newspaper has already advanced, the Minister of Labour, Yolanda Díaz, finally opted to withdraw all the conditions and red lines that had been requested by the self-employed and employers to support …
The president of Mapfre, Antonio Huertas, has said that "it is not the way" to approve the increase of the minimum interprofessional wage (SMI) without the support of the employers. "We are aligned with the CEOE that social dialogue and consensus among the social agents is a priority. Taking unilateral measures to develop opportunist policies is not the way," said Huertas during his intervention at an event held by New Economy Forum. Huertas has…
The president of Mapfre, Antonio Huertas, has pointed out that "it is not the way" to approve the increase of the minimum interprofessional wage (SMI) without having the support of the employers. Read more: Mapfre sees the Spanish economy at the head of the EU also in 2026 and 2027 "We are aligned with the CEOE on the fact that social dialogue and consensus among social actors is a priority. Taking unilateral measures to develop opportunistic po…
Women, young people and foreigners will be the most affected by the increase of the SMI to 1,221 full-time gross wages for 14 payments to be signed this Monday 16 February by the Ministry of Labour with the unions UGT and CCOO. This new salary is equivalent to an annual salary of 17,094 euros gross. The increase of 3.1 per cent allows the minimum wage to be maintained at 60 per cent of the average net wage. By sector, they will notice the rise o…
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