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When Illness Becomes a Sentence: How a Court Changed the Fate of a Woman with Chronic Fatigue
Lifetime Pension for Chronic Fatigue: Why This Precedent Matters for Everyone in Spain. For the first time in Spain, a court has recognized the right to a lifetime pension for a woman suffering from a severe form of chronic fatigue syndrome. This decision could affect thousands of people living with invisible illnesses. Why could this case become a turning point for the system? When illness becomes a verdict: how the court changed the fate of a woman with chronic fatigue.
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
Bonuses for expedited legalization: How the work of officials will change across Spain
Overload Bonuses: Why the New Migrant Legalization Campaign Is Stirring Disputes Among Civil Servants. Spanish authorities are launching a large-scale campaign to fast-track the legalization of migrants—and are ready to offer bonuses to employees who take on extra workloads. But not everyone is happy with the terms: what is behind the internal conflict, and how will it affect office operations? Overload Bonuses: Why the New Migrant Legalization Campaign Is Stirring Disputes Among Civil Servants
New program paves the way for a legal career in Spain
Becas SERÉ: a game-changing opportunity for future judges and lawyers in Spain. Spain has launched the Becas SERÉ program—a rare opportunity for those aspiring to become judges, prosecutors, or state attorneys but facing financial barriers. How does this new support work, and why could it reshape the legal professions market? The financial barrier disappears: a new program opens the path to a legal career in Spain.
New Cayenne Coupé Electric: up to 669 km range, three versions, and launch in Spain
Porsche Cayenne Coupé Electric 2026 impresses Spain with aerodynamics and up to 1,156 hp. Porsche launches the Cayenne Coupé Electric 2026 on the Spanish market, featuring a striking flyline, a 113 kWh battery, and record-breaking aerodynamics. The model is available in three versions, including the Turbo, which accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in just 2.5 seconds.
How to join the team at Murcia’s first LEGO store
LEGO Opens Store in Murcia: Job Opportunity with No Experience and Quick Start. Murcia welcomes its first official LEGO store—great news not only for fans of the brand. The company is seeking employees with no prior experience, promising a quick start and flexible hours. Why could this vacancy be a rare opportunity for many? Seven positions are open with no experience required: how to join the team at Murcia's first LEGO store.
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
A Year on Sick Leave: How Not to Lose Money and Rights When Everything Is Decided by Social Security
What Changes for Employees in Spain After a Year on Sick Leave: The Risk of Losing Benefits. After 12 months on sick leave in Spain, the usual rules no longer apply: benefits and decisions come under the control of Social Security, and any notification mistakes can cost you money. How to avoid losing your payments—our analysis explains. A year on sick leave: how to keep your benefits and rights when Social Security makes the decisions.
Four SUVs with more trunk space than a station wagon: what's on offer from Skoda, Opel, Dacia, and GWM
Skoda Enyaq RS, Dacia Bigster and GWM Wey 03: Compact SUVs with Surprisingly Spacious Trunks. Skoda Enyaq RS, Dacia Bigster Hybrid 155, Opel Grandland and GWM Wey 03 are compact SUVs that challenge stereotypes about practicality. Their trunks can accommodate more than many station wagons, and their equipment and engines are tailored for the Spanish market.
Layoffs at Ficosa in Barcelona: Who Will Be Affected by the New ERE
Ficosa cuts 172 jobs at Viladecavalls plant. Ficosa has announced plans to lay off 172 employees at its Viladecavalls plant. The reason is a decrease in production in the automotive sector. The decision affects engineers and assembly line workers.
New Hyundai IONIQ 3: nearly 500 km range and a spacious interior for the city
Hyundai IONIQ 3 launches in Spain: the compact that could shake up the market. Hyundai is preparing to launch the IONIQ 3 in Spain—an electric compact with a range of up to 490 km. The model promises spaciousness, eye-catching design, and a competitive price below the IONIQ 5. An important newcomer for the urban segment.
Barcelona tightens control over rose sales and changes fine regulations
Florists in Barcelona Demand Stricter Limits on Illegal Rose Sales for Sant Jordi. Florists in Barcelona are calling for tighter control over rose sales during Sant Jordi. City authorities are reducing discounts on fines for illegal trading. Most roses are still imported.
Catalonia sees widespread 'presenteeism' amid debates over sick leave duration
Half of Catalonia's Workforce Go to Work Sick — CC OO Data. More than 50% of employees in Catalonia have worked while ill, despite being eligible for sick leave. CC OO accuses employers of ignoring risks and pressuring staff. Authorities and businesses debate the reasons behind the rise in sick leave.
In L'Hospitalet, the queue for legalization documents has reached 5,000 people
Thousands of Migrants Line Up for Vulnerability Certificates in Catalonia. Catalonia is seeing a record surge in applicants for vulnerability certificates needed for legalization. In L’Hospitalet, the line has grown to 5,000 people. Authorities warn of the risk of system overload.
Michelin's Acoustic Technology Reduces Cabin Noise
Michelin Changes the Rules: New Acoustic Technology Makes Tires Quieter Without Losing Comfort. Michelin is introducing a polyurethane foam strip into its tires to reduce cabin noise. This solution is already impacting perceptions of comfort, especially in electric vehicles. The French brand is betting on a simple but effective technology.
Salary, savings, and the reality of working as a truck driver in America through the eyes of a Spaniard
Spanish Trucker in the USA: How Life on the Road Changes the Rules. Spanish truck driver Jesus chose the US over his home market. His earnings, expenses, and approach to life on the road show why the American experience is so different from realities in Spain.
Spanish experts explain when adding gasoline to diesel can lead to costly repairs
RACE debunks the myth: why petrol in diesel is a dangerous idea for modern engines. RACE has officially dismissed the old advice of cleaning diesel injectors with petrol. For cars made after 2010, this is not just ineffective, but can lead to serious damage. An important warning for owners of modern diesel vehicles.
Mercedes-AMG CLE 53 Cabrio vs BMW M4 Cabrio: Comparison for the Spanish Market
BMW M4 Competition Cabrio and Mercedes-AMG CLE 53 Cabrio: A Top-Down Duel Without Compromises. Two powerful convertibles—the BMW M4 Competition Cabrio xDrive and the Mercedes-AMG CLE 53 4Matic+ Cabrio—arrive on the Spanish market. We compare their performance, interiors, and technical details. Focused on real-world experience and key insights for buyers in Spain.
Nissan's New Strategy: Focus on Sports Models and the Return of the Silvia
Nissan brings back legendary names: Silvia, GT-R and Skyline are back in the game. Nissan is preparing the return of the Silvia and updating the GT-R and Z. The company is betting on attractive sports models to rekindle the interest of enthusiasts and strengthen its position in the Spanish market.
Democracy Summit taking place in Barcelona amid Trump’s statements
Trump Harshly Criticized Spain's Economy Despite IMF Data. Donald Trump has once again unleashed criticism against Spain's economy. The IMF, on the contrary, highlights the country's record GDP growth. In Barcelona, leaders are discussing unity in the face of external pressure.
Spain's Record Pension System Debt — New Taxes Fail to Solve Deficit
Spain’s Pension Reserve Reaches Maximum, but System Debt Hits €136 Billion. Spain’s pension reserve has grown, but system debt is at a record high. New taxes fail to address the deficit. The system remains dependent on government funding.
This hybrid crossover costs less than its rivals — but there’s a catch everyone overlooks
Ebro s700 HEV Hybrid Shakes Up the Market: Price and Power No One Expected. The Ebro s700 HEV, featuring a 224 hp hybrid system and a refreshed interior, is making its debut on the Spanish market. This new version promises to be the most sought-after in the lineup, thanks to its combination of power, comfort, and a reduced price. Why this hybrid might change the balance among SUVs. The price-to-power ratio is intriguing, but a surprising detail lies in the specifics.
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.
Barcelona court orders INSS to pay pension to seamstress with chronic pain
Catalan Court Recognizes Chronic Pain as Grounds for Disability Pension. A Catalan court has ordered the INSS to grant a pension to a seamstress dismissed due to hand problems. This decision changes the legal approach to chronic pain. Now, workers with similar diagnoses can expect legal protection.
25 years without a holiday how a worker won a half-million euro case in the UK
Record compensation for unused leave UK court awards employee €458,000. The UK fined an employer for failing to pay compensation for 827 days of unused vacation. The court ruled the dismissal unlawful. Spanish laws generally prevent such cases, though some exceptions exist.
Starting 2026, 15 years of work qualifies for half a pension under new rules
Pension in Spain from 2026: minimum service grants just 50% payment. From 2026, Spain will introduce a new pension formula. With 15 years of service, the payout amount will be minimal. The new rules will affect thousands of future retirees.
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.
Primark fires manager for trying to take €90 worth of goods
Galician Court Upholds Dismissal of Primark Department Head Over Theft of Eight Items. A court in Galicia has upheld the dismissal of a Primark employee for attempting to take eight products. The worker, who had been with the company for 15 years, was denied compensation. The court's decision highlights the importance of trust in major companies.
Seven seats and 260 km in 10 minutes but the 2026 Mercedes GLB has more to offer
Mercedes GLB 2026 breaks stereotypes with 10-minute charging—there’s a catch. The Mercedes GLB 2026 hits the market with a unique combination: up to seven seats, a rapid 260 km charge in 10 minutes, and a fully redesigned interior. But behind these standout numbers lies a catch that could sway your decision—as competitors are already responding.
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.
Что привлекает марокканцев в бюро справок Барселоны
Moroccan Consulate Certificate Becomes Key to Legalization in Spain. Spain launches a large-scale migrant legalization. For Moroccans, a crucial document comes from the consulate. New rules are already reshaping service queues and prices in Barcelona.
Catalan unions call for changes in wages and housing
CC OO Catalonia demands higher wages and price controls New challenges for the labor market. A campaign for higher wages and affordable housing has started in Catalonia. CC OO calls for price controls and protection of workers' rights. These decisions could reshape the labor market and affect the region's social stability.
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.
Craft trades are disappearing in Spain what is happening in Mallorca
Palma’s Last Shoemaker Closes His Workshop Craft Fades With His Retirement. In April, Calzados Marcos, a workshop in Palma, will shut its doors. The owner is retiring, and no successor has been found. This highlights the decline of traditional trades in Spain.
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