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The majority unions are calling for the minimum interprofessional wage (SMI) to be raised by at least 7% by 2027, bringing it above 1,300 euros per month. At a joint press conference by the UGT and CCOO in Madrid, the two organizations defended an increase that would bring the threshold up to at least 1,306 euros gross in 14 payments, or 1,524 euros in twelve. Currently, the minimum wage in the State is 1,221 euros gross in fourteen payments, wh…
Els syndicats have demanded that the Govern place the minimum interprofessional salari (SMI) at €1,306 bruts per month, at €14, per 2027. Això would represent an increase of 7% respect to the current xifra, twice the current levells d'inflation accumulated. L'executiu pondera approve the bid of the SMI abans of the general elections. I, per the rest of the salaris, have demanded from the employer bids of the 4% to 7% year-on-year per als pròxims…
This new artificial salary would go from the current €1,221 gross per month to €1,306.
UGT and CCOO unions want the government to raise the minimum wage by 7% in 2027, almost double the inflation forecast by institutions such as the Banco de España and the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which put it at 3.9% and 3.7% respectively.With this proposal, the minimum wage would rise the year ... Continue reading "UGT and CCOO ask to raise the minimum wage by 7%, almost double the expected inflation: 100 € gross per month"
UGT and CCOO propose to recover the protection clauses against the CPI in the conventions and will pressure the government to approve the new schedule registration before the elections.
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