The Spanish government and the unions that signed the agreement agreed on the reform last May. With this, Spain fulfills one of the milestones related to the fourth payment of European funds.
Today, November 1, is the reform of unemployment benefits signed between Ministry of Labor and CC. OO. and UGT and approved by the Council of Ministers last May. With this, Spain fulfills one of the milestones related to the fourth payment of the European fundsas confirmed by Pedro Sánchez director sources.
See one increase in sections of the amount of this support, currently 480 euros per month; expand the collective of beneficiariesand will allow compatible with a salary both the subsidy and the premium-related unemployment benefit, among other measures.
It also includes some new developments related to the one that overthrew Congress in January with the votes of PP, Vox and Podemos, such as those referring to the compatibility of unemployment aid with a job.
In the case of subsidythe maximum duration of which will remain 30 months, compatibility will apply for a maximum period of 180 days for any new full-time or part-time job, without reduction in the amount contributing benefitIf there are no last-minute changes to the text of the rule, it can be made compatible with a job after one year of benefits, provided that the salary does not exceed 225% of the IPrem (1,350 euros per month at the current IPrem). This measure, which was not included in the previous reform and which would in principle come into force from 2025, aims to prevent unemployment from becoming “entrenched”, as “major integration problems” will start to arise after that year.
The reform, that It was not signed by the CEOE and Cepymeimproves the amounts of the subsidies during the first 12 months after receipt, by establishing three sections: the subsidy amounts to 95% of the Iprem during the first six months of collection (570 euros per month with the current Iprem) ; 90% for the next six months (540 euros) and the current 80% for the rest of the duration of the benefit (480 euros).
Victims of gender or sexual violence aged 16 and over will now have access to the subsidy, as will returned emigrants, children under 45 without family responsibilities and temporary farm workers from across the state (about 200,000, according to union calculations).
Source: EITB
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