The Spanish Executive thus fulfills its commitment to place the 2023 SMI at 60% of the average salary at the end of the legislature.
Euskaraz irakurri: Minister in Kontseiluak gaur onartuko du gutxieneko soldata 1,080 eurora igotzea
The Council of Ministers will approve today, Tuesday, the rise of the Minimum Interprofessional Salary (SMI) to 1080 euros in 14 payments, agreed between the Spanish Government, CCOO and UGT, and will have retroactive effect from January 1.
The President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sanchezconfirmed this weekend in Malaga that the Royal Decree of the SMI would reach the Council of Ministers this week, after having completed the hearing and public information period on Thursday, February 9.
The Spanish Executive thus fulfills its commitment to place the 2023 SMI at 60% of the average salary at the end of the legislature. In addition, it is not ruled out that the Government and the social agents review the SMI in the middle of the year, to adjust it to the price level if necessary.
He tourism sector Spanish will be one of the main beneficiaries of this rise. In the case of workers eventual and temporary whose services to the same company do not exceed 120 days, the amount of salary may not be less than the €51.15 per legal working day.
For the household employees who work by the hour, the hour worked will be paid in 2023 to 8.45 eurothe result of including all remuneration items, extraordinary bonuses, breaks and vacations.
This 8% increase is the highest since 2019, when the Spanish Government revalued this minimum income by 22.3%. In 2020, the increase was 5.6% and was extended during 2021, until a new increase of 1.6% was approved in September of that year, applicable from the 1st of that month until December 31, 2021. In 2022, the SMI had an increase of 3.6%, and was at 1,000 euros in 14 payments.
Pedro Sánchez met this Monday with two young tutors of the Minimum Interprofessional Wage at the address of both in Parla, where they have talked about their “projects and concerns”. This was stated by the Chief Executive in a message on his Twitter account, accompanied by a video in which he appears with the young people, talking and drinking coffee at his home.
Mari Carmen and Óscar are two young people who collect the SMI. Today I had a coffee with them at their house and we talked about their projects and concerns.
Thinking of them and so many people who need it, we will approve the rise of the SMI to 1,080 euros tomorrow. It is a fair decision. pic.twitter.com/ZiG5qlT9o7
— Pedro Sánchez (@sanchezcastejon) February 13, 2023
Source: Eitb
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