Díaz se encamina a su primer aumento del salario mínimo sin acuerdo con los sindicatos para aprobarlo antes del 29-N
Trabajo planea sacar a audiencia pública en las próximas horas el decreto para subir el SMI en torno al 5%
Yolanda Díaz, the Minister of Labor, is moving ahead with plans for the first increase in the country's minimum wage before the November 29 general elections, without any agreement from the trade unions. The goal is to have the interprofessional minimum salary (SMI) 2027 regulated before the elections, ensuring it is not influenced by the current government or its successor.
The department under her leadership is expediting deadlines more than ever since she became minister. Experts have delivered their recommendation rapidly, only requiring three weeks to propose a 4.9% increase, which would raise the minimum wage to 1,281 euros gross in 14 payments.
Despite no public presentation of this report, social agents were summoned on Wednesday. According to sources familiar with the negotiations, the ministry aims to present its proposal to the public within the coming hours, likely on Thursday. This move is intended to allow administrative deadlines to reach the Council of Ministers ahead of the elections.
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