The labor minister has asked CEOE president Antonio Garamendi for “commitment to his country” and has criticized the blockade on collective bargaining negotiations.
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The second vice president and minister of labor and social economy, Yolanda Díaz, has called for a revaluation of the minimum interprofessional salary (SMI) above 60% of the average salary due to the economic situation of “maximum uncertainty”.
“Besides the 60% path, it is clear that we must be aware of the situation we are experiencing,” Díaz assured this Thursday at the entrance of the plenary session of the Congress of Deputies.
The second vice president recalled that Article 27 of the Workers’ Statute establishes the revaluation of the minimum wage based on inflation, the participation of wages in the national income, productivity and the economic situation.
“We are going to raise the SMI and I would like to ask the CEOE to commit to his country,” concluded Diaz, who has expressed his support for the “union mobilizations against Spanish employers.”
The Labor head has asked CEOE president Antonio Garamendi for “commitment to his country” and has criticized the blockade on collective agreement negotiations, something that “is not a good recipe for a country to stop workers with the loss of purchasing power.
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Source: EITB
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