Spain’s minimum wage could rise to €1,306 in 2027 under new union demands
If Spain’s two largest trade unions get their way, workers earning the minimum wage could receive nearly €1,200 more a […]
Spain's minimum wage could increase to €1,306 in 2027, according to proposed demands from the two major trade unions, UGT and CCOO. The unions have requested a minimum wage increase of at least 7 percent, which would raise the monthly wage from €1,221 to approximately €1,306. This would result in a monthly salary of about €1,524 for workers with payments spread over 12 months.
The increase is a response to the high cost of living and housing expenses, which affect workers with lower incomes. The proposal has not been approved by the government yet, and the minimum wage will be determined through a forthcoming revision process.
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