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The Council of Ministers increased the monthly interprofessional wage (SMI) to 1,184 euros (about US$1,238) in 14 payments.
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Background: The government of Spain framed the minimum wage increase as part of the roadmap for future action “in favor of workers and the middle class.” Spanish immigration authorities recently announced a change in practice regarding proof of social security coverage for intra-company transferee permit applications, and both of these measures highlight the government’s labor reform roadmap designed to achieve “historic” employment figures. Employers should take the new minimum monthly salary into account when planning their 2025 budgets.
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