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The Ministry of Labour proposes an increase in the minimum wage of 3.1% to €1,221 gross per month

Employers and trade unions are committed to studying the proposal and consulting the governing bodies, as explained this Wednesday at a press conference by the Secretary of State for Employment, Joaquín Pérez Rey.
MADRID, 07/01/2026.- El secretario de Estado de Empleo, Joaquín Pérez Rey (c), durante la reunión de la Mesa de Diálogo Social que aborda la subida del SMI en 2026 este miércoles en Madrid. EFE/ Ministerio de Trabajo y Economía Social SOLO USO EDITORIAL/SOLO DISPONIBLE PARA ILUSTRAR LA NOTICIA QUE ACOMPAÑA (CRÉDITO OBLIGATORIO)
Social Dialogue Bureau meeting this morning. EFE.

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The Ministry of Labour has proposed to the social partners a 3.1% increase in the Interprofessional Minimum Wage (SMI) by 2026, keeping this pay reference exempt from tax , which would mean an increase in the SMI from €1,184 gross per month to €1,221 gross in fourteen payments (€37 more).

This was reported by the Secretary of State for Employment, Joaquin Pérez Rey, at the press conference he offered on leaving the meetingof the Bureau of Social Dialogue with the social partners this morning.  

Perez Rey has described the conversation as "honest and constructive" and employers and trade unions are committed to studying the proposal and consulting the governing bodies. 



The Ministry of Labour, for its part, has put on the table its intention with the Ministry of Finance to "consider relaxing the rules of desindexation relating to the impact of public wage contracts".

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