スペイン政府は、2013年1月から、最低賃金を0'6%引き上げて、月給641'40ユーロから月給645'30ユーロに。日給は21'38ユーロから21'51ユーロ。時給は3'90ユーロに。
El Gobierno propone subir un 0,6% el salario mínimo, hasta 645,30 euros
Es un alza de 3,9 euros. Los sindicatos habían pedido el sueldo básico recuperara los 4,6 puntos de poder adquisitivo perdidos desde 2010
Agencias Madrid 21 DIC 2012 - 17:48 CET
The Government proposed a 0.6% raise the minimum wage, to 645.30 euros
This is a rise of 3.9 euros. The unions had called base salary recover the 4.6 points lost purchasing power since 2010
Agencies Madrid 21 DIC 2012 - 17:48 CET
The Government has proposed to raise social agents 0.6% the minimum wage (SMI) as of January 1, 2013, which would rise from 641.40 euros to 645.30 euros. Thus, the SMI would rise slightly after freezing last year 641.40 euros after rising 1.3% approved by the Socialist government in 2011. The Ministry of Employment and Social Security has provided the social his proposal, as embodied in a daily wage of 21.51 euros compared with 21.38 euros fixed so far.
The new amounts proposed, according to the Government, are "consistent" with the wage increase in 2013 reflected in the Employment Agreement II and collective bargaining signed by the CEOE and CEPYME and CCOO and UGT trade unions in January, which is effective for the period 2012-2014. According to the executive, this agreement is facilitating obtaining gains in competitiveness and attract foreign investment permit correct external imbalances accumulated in the expansion phase, thereby contributing to the economic recovery. For this reason, believes that SMI should increase the maximum amount provided for in that agreement revaluation, ie by 0.6% to 645.30 euros per month.
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The proposed increase, according to the Department directed by Fatima Banez, responds to the difficult economic environment which requires the adoption of policies that can contribute to wage priority of economic recovery and job creation. At the same time, the Ministry said, with this increase recognizes the need to improve after the maintenance of the amounts determined for 2012.
4.6 points lost purchasing power
In the middle of this month, CCOO and UGT sent a letter to the Minister for Employment, Fatima Banez, that the minimum wage recover the 4.6 points lost purchasing power since 2010 and avoid another loss in 2013.
The central minister claimed the inclusion of an automatic update mechanism SMI, indexed to inflation in December. The goal: to recover lost purchasing power until 2012 and that does not diminish even further since 2013.
Instead, the government decided to freeze the Public Income Indicator with (IPREM) index used as a benchmark for the award of scholarships, grants, subsidies or unemployment benefits, among others. Thus, the IPREM is fixed at 532.51 euros by 2013 month (6390.13 euros a year in twelve paid or 7455.14 per year in fourteen pay). With this freeze, the IPREM takes three years without moving.
Rajoy froze in 2012 for the first time the minimum wage
COUNTRY
In December 2011 the Government of Mariano Rajoy announced that first freeze the minimum wage at 641.40 euros (14 payments). It was the first time that happened since it was created in 1980. It was the ultimate proof that the goal that marked the former Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, to place the SMI in 800 euros at the end of his second term, he would not see the light.
PSOE governments made efforts between 2004 and 2009: in those years grew by more than 35%. But never reached the roof they had set. In 2010 rose 1.49%. 1.27% in 2011. In 2012 nothing, and that they, as exemplified by the November CPI, life rose 2.9%. By 2013 it appears that only 0.6% increase. The European neighbors are increasingly further: the minimum monthly wage in France remain in 1430.22 euros, after the increase decided by the Executive, by 2.3% annually.
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