Love (ATA): A disastrous legislature comes to an end, there are self-employed people who earn less at the end of the month than their own employee.
The organization denounces that 63% of the group perceives income below the minimum wage, while contributions have risen by 36% and the loss of employer professionals worsens.
ATA, a Spanish organization representing self-employed workers, has denounced the precarious financial situation of its members, with 63% earning less than the minimum wage. Despite a 36% increase in social security contributions, the organization claims that the government's economic and labor policies have been detrimental to self-employed workers.
Lorenzo Amor, president of ATA, criticized the government's inaction and highlighted the administrative burden on self-employed workers, who spend an estimated 200 hours per year on paperwork, resulting in a cost of €10.3 billion. The organization also pointed out that many self-employed workers earn less than their own employees, and that the system often denies them benefits, such as the cessation of activity allowance.
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