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Severance payments upon voluntary resignation
When Dismissal in Spain Becomes an Opportunity: How Not to Lose Compensation and Paro. Many people in Spain fear resigning due to loss of compensation and unemployment benefits. However, if a company changes key working conditions, there is a chance to leave with severance pay and keep your right to paro. How can you avoid missing this opportunity? An Unexpected Solution: When Workplace Changes Let You Leave with Compensation and Benefits
A Head Start: How to Land the Prestigious CULTUREX Internship and Seize Your Opportunity
CULTUREX: an opportunity for an international career and a salary of up to 3,500 euros for young professionals. An international internship with decent pay is a rare opportunity for young professionals in the cultural field. Why CULTUREX could be a turning point in your career, and what you shouldn’t miss when applying. An unexpected start: how to join the prestigious CULTUREX internship and make the most of your chance
Turbulence at Nestlé Spain: What’s Behind the Mass Layoffs and Is There a Chance to Halt Them
Nestlé Launches Mass Layoffs in Spain: Why This Alarms Thousands of Families. Nestlé Spain is initiating a mass layoff procedure that could affect hundreds of families across the country. Trade unions are already preparing a response and demanding a review of the decision. How will the situation unfold and is there any chance to soften the blow? Unrest at Nestlé Spain: what’s behind the mass layoffs and are there prospects to halt them
Two workers killed in scaffolding collapse in central Benidorm
Scaffolding Collapse After Skyscraper Work in Benidorm: Street Closed Off. In Benidorm, scaffolding collapsed on Ibiza Street. Two workers were trapped under the debris and died. Emergency services have cordoned off the area and continue clearing the rubble.
How the New Pension Acceleration Mechanism Works for Those Lacking Service Years
Spain Allows Adding Up to 4 Years to Qualifying Period for Early Retirement. A new mechanism in Spain lets people get closer to pension age without raising their contributions. Up to 4 years can now be legally added to the contribution period—just for calculating the eligible retirement age. This is crucial for those lacking enough qualifying years.
Стаж прошлых лет может не позволить получить пособие — причины и нюансы
Unemployment Benefits in Spain How Errors in Work History Result in Lost Payments. Many believe a year of work means four months of benefits. However, SEPE considers more than just length of service. Mistakes in calculations can cost you your payments. Here’s why it happens.
Start of migrant legalization triggers surge of applications and queries
Mass Legalization Applications Begin in Spain Queues Delays and Surprising Challenges. On the first day of migrant legalization in Spain, lawyers and associations faced a surge in applications. The online platform ran smoothly, but appointment scheduling was delayed. The new rules are already affecting thousands of families.
Spanish employers must cover costs of mandatory employee training courses
Training Time in Spain Now Counts as Paid Working Hours. In Spain, companies are required to pay employees for job-related training. Time spent on such courses is considered working hours and affects wages. Violations may result in compensation payments.
Spaniards allowed to stay in Switzerland for 6 months without a work contract
Switzerland allows Spaniards to stay up to six months without a contract new entry rules. Switzerland now permits Spaniards to remain in the country for up to six months without an employment contract. To extend the stay, proof of an active job search is required. The new regulations have already sparked high interest among those wishing to relocate.
Worker dies at Madrid construction site in machinery accident
Tragedy on Madrid Construction Site Worker Dies During Equipment Manoeuvre. A fatal accident occurred at a construction site in Madrid. A worker sustained a severe head injury after a collision with machinery. The incident highlights safety risks at the capital's industrial sites.
FGTS changes Who can now withdraw funds to cover debts
Over 30 Million Spain Residents to Gain Access to Partial FGTS Withdrawals. Spain introduces the option of partial FGTS withdrawals to help pay off debts. The new rules apply to most workers earning up to five minimum wages. This move aims to transform debt management and ease financial pressure on citizens.
Gabriel Rufián his journey from odd jobs to the Spanish Parliament
Gabriel Rufián's Careers Before Politics How Life Beyond Parliament Shaped His Views. Before his career in Congress, Gabriel Rufián, now a well-known politician and deputy, went from odd jobs to positions in major companies. His background includes undocumented work, jobs in retail, and even running children's attractions—experiences that influenced his outlook and approach to life
Freelancers in Spain face new rules—how the labor market is changing
Spanish Laws for Freelancers Why Experts Call for Flexibility for New Professions. In Spain, regulations for the self-employed do not reflect the specifics of new professions. This slows the return of valuable talent and hinders economic development. Experts urge greater flexibility and differentiation.
From 2026, the minimum payment for autónomos societarios will rise to €1,620
Spanish autónomos contributions to rise by 42% — who will be affected and how. In 2026, contributions for autónomos societarios and their families will increase to €1,620 per year. The new rules will impact more than one million people. Associations are calling for urgent changes to prevent major problems.
AI adoption triggers layoffs at Capgemini Spain
Capgemini launches mass layoffs in Spain due to AI and new market challenges. Capgemini has announced large-scale layoffs in Spain. The move is driven by the impact of artificial intelligence on the company's structure. The decision will affect thousands of employees and reshape the country's labor market.
What to do if your employer violates your rights in Spain and how to claim compensation
How to Get Compensation When Leaving a Job in Spain Conditions and Key Points. Spain has a legal mechanism that allows employees to terminate their contract with a company while retaining the right to compensation and unemployment benefits. This option is not available to everyone and requires meeting a number of conditions related to employer actions.
Compensation rights when leaving a job in Spain: what to know and expect
How to Resign Legally in Spain and Get Severance Pay. Spain offers a legal mechanism that allows employees to end their employment with a company while retaining the right to compensation and unemployment benefits. This option is not available to everyone and requires meeting specific conditions related to the employer's actions.
Madrid sets new requirements for school teachers
600 Madrid teachers to receive partial pension two years before retirement. Madrid authorities have reached an agreement with unions to reinstate partial pensions for teachers. The new rules will allow staff to reduce their workload two years before retirement. This decision affects hundreds of employees and changes the approach to employment in schools.
Madrid sees nearly 22,000 new entrepreneurs registered in one year
Madrid hits record high in job creation and new businesses. The capital region has reached 3.8 million employed and nearly 22,000 new entrepreneurs in a year. Madrid outpaces national averages, showing strong labor demand and robust small business activity.
Unemployment in Andalusia hits its lowest level since 2008 according to new data
Andalusia leads Spain in unemployment reduction in March 2026. In March, Andalusia’s unemployment rate dropped to its lowest level in 18 years. The region led the nation in reducing the number of jobless, accounting for nearly 40% of Spain’s total decrease. The latest figures highlight steady employment growth and ongoing labor market recovery.
Spanish president's morning employment statement draws attention
Pedro Sánchez announces record 22 million jobs before official data release. Spain has reached 22 million people employed for the first time. Pedro Sánchez reported this ahead of the official statistics release. The news sparked discussion among ministers and experts.
Raphael’s son makes film debut how Jacobo Martos ended up on screen
Jacobo Martos makes film debut New role for Raphael's son and link to Telecinco. Jacobo Martos, the eldest son of Raphael, has made his first on-screen appearance as an actor, marking an unexpected turn in his career. His role in the film 'Aída y vuelta' is connected to Telecinco and opens new horizons for the artist's entire family.
Unexpected outcomes of a driver's job interview in Germany
German woman loses driving license for attending job interview intoxicated. A German woman was stripped of her driving license and fined after appearing intoxicated at a job interview. The court’s decision sparked debate among experts.
The share of employed people with disabilities increased in 2024
Spain sees record employment among people with disabilities figures and persistent gap. In 2024, Spain reached its highest level of employment among people with disabilities in the past decade. However, the majority are still not part of the workforce. New data reveal the reasons and highlight regional disparities.
Unexpected outcomes for a driver after a job interview in Germany
German woman loses driver’s license for appearing intoxicated at job interview. A woman in Germany lost her driver’s license and was fined after attending a job interview while intoxicated. The court’s decision sparked debate among experts.
Family stands by José Fernando Ortega after career change in Madrid
José Fernando Ortega starts work at Alcobendas DIY store details of his new chapter. José Fernando Ortega has changed his lifestyle and begun working at a construction supplies store in northern Madrid. His new role marks a practical career move focused on family support, while recent developments in his personal life have only increased public interest in his story
Why construction jobs are now the most in-demand
Salaries in Spanish Construction Surpass Average as Labor Shortage Shakes the Market. Construction salaries in Spain have risen sharply due to a shortage of specialists and strong demand. This trend is reshaping the labor market and hiring conditions.
Murcia officials face scrutiny over salaries and ongoing negotiations
Unions in Murcia Accuse Authorities of Backing Low Wages and Stalling Talks. Tensions are escalating in Murcia between unions and the regional government. Wage decisions affect over 150,000 employees. The situation impacts living standards and the region’s social stability.
Spanish youth call for change in working conditions
Why Young People in Spain Are Turning Away from Restaurant and Bar Jobs. In Spain, more young workers are refusing jobs in the hospitality sector. The main reasons are unpredictable shifts, low wages, and a lack of career prospects. This trend is shaping the labor market and the future of the industry.
Catalonia suspends internships for underage students
Hundreds of students in Catalonia unable to do ambulance internships due to new restrictions. Hundreds of students in Catalonia have been left without ambulance internships. Companies have refused to accept minors because of legal risks. Authorities are looking for alternatives, but the situation is causing concern among families and educational institutions.
A worker dies on a company roof in Sant Fruitós de Bages
Rise in Fatal Workplace Incidents in Catalonia Tragedy in Sant Fruitós de Bages. Catalonia has reported another workplace fatality. A man fell from the roof of a facility in Sant Fruitós de Bages. The incident highlights a worrying trend of increasing fatal accidents at workplaces across the region.
Vineyards of Valencia: A surprising twist shaking up the agri-sector and new trends emerging
Why Young Engineers Are Returning to Spanish Villages. Young professionals are swapping big cities for rural life. Spanish villages are becoming new hubs of attraction. Vineyards and agribusiness offer unexpected opportunities
What lies ahead for hundreds of families after the change of ownership
SABIC workers in Cartagena demand job security after plant sale and layoff threats. Hundreds of SABIC employees in Cartagena face the threat of layoffs. Workers are demanding transparency and social protections. Large-scale protests and a fight for jobs lie ahead.
What future soldiers can expect on their path to service
Spanish Defense Ministry Updates Military Fitness Standards with New Rules and Tests. Spanish soldiers will face updated physical fitness standards. Fewer tests, but tougher requirements to stay in shape. Find out how the path to joining the army is changing.
Why Barcelona Remains Silent About the Construction Scandal
Camp Nou construction workers launch indefinite protest over mass layoffs. Barcelona faces controversy after 30 builders were dismissed from the Camp Nou project. Workers are camping out at the stadium demanding justice. Authorities and the club have yet to intervene.
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