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Who Can Get Up to €3 Million to Start a Business in the Capital

Madrid launches new support program for unemployed choosing to become autónomo. Madrid allocates 3 million euros to support new autónomo. Only those who have recently lost their jobs are eligible. Find out which expenses are covered and how to apply for the subsidy.

Are Spaniards prepared for full income transparency at work

Starting 2026 Spanish Companies Required to Disclose Employee Salaries. Spain introduces mandatory salary disclosure for companies New rules will affect medium and large businesses and are set to change the approach to pay equity and corporate culture

What Makes the First Day of the Year So Anticipated Across Spain

Why January 1 Is Always a Holiday in Spain and Who Still Works That Day. January 1 is an official public holiday across all regions of Spain. Yet, not everyone can take the day off. Why is this date so important, and who still goes to work? Here’s a brief explanation.

Unusual boss-employee conversation sets social media abuzz

Employee quits after remote work is banned and leaves boss a cryptic message. The debate over the right to work remotely has reignited in Spain. An employee resigned after remote work was canceled, leaving their boss baffled by a mysterious reply. The story quickly went viral and sparked fierce discussion.

Astrologers predict an amazing surprise for Leos in 2026 what to expect

Astrological Forecast for Leo in 2026 A Year of Great Achievements and Success. A special year is approaching for Leos. The stars promise incredible opportunities. Success awaits in many areas. Find out what 2026 has in store for you. Get ready for major changes. This is your chance to triumph

A lottery win that almost shattered trust in the neighborhood

El Gordo lottery sparks dispute in Spanish village. A windfall from El Gordo has led to controversy in a small Spanish town. The lottery revealed how collective hope can unite coworkers, but in Spain, waiting for a miracle isn’t always conflict-free.

Scandal Between Unions and Authorities — Who's Right in the Dispute?

Conflict Erupts in Catalonia Over Campaign to Reduce Sick Leave. Catalan authorities have launched a campaign promoting the proper use of sick leave. Unions call it insulting and demand its withdrawal, while employers support the initiative. Read on to find out why the campaign is sparking controversy.

Why Spain Lags Behind Europe: The Battle for Status and Quality

Radiology Technicians in Spain Demand University-Level Education. Radiology and radiotherapy technicians in Spain are calling for their profession to be recognized at the university level. They are pushing for change to align with European standards and improve the quality of healthcare.

Five Socialist Priorities: How Life in the Region Will Change

What PSOE of Extremadura Offers in the 2025 Elections: Key Program Points. On December 21, residents of Extremadura will choose a new parliament. PSOE is focusing on protecting rights, supporting youth, and combating population decline. Find out what lies ahead for the region in the coming years.

Two Paid Weeks for Families: Who Is Eligible and How to Apply

Spain Introduces New Benefit for Parents of Children Born in 2024–2025. Starting January 2025, parents of children born between August 2024 and July 2025 can apply for two additional paid weeks of childcare leave. The new benefit applies retroactively to families with children under the age of eight.

Mass Layoffs in Osona: How the Virus Impacted the Labor Market

458 Meat Plant Workers Lose Their Jobs in Catalonia Due to African Swine Fever Outbreak. In Osona (Barcelona), 458 employees of a temporary staffing agency have lost their jobs following an outbreak of African swine fever. Authorities have approved a temporary suspension of contracts. The situation has affected migrant workers and put the stability of the sector at risk.

An Unexpected Verdict — How Punctuality Led to Dismissal

Alicante Court Rules Dismissal for Arriving Too Early to Work Is Lawful. An employee at a logistics company in Alicante was dismissed for consistently arriving at work ahead of schedule. The court sided with the employer, citing a breach of trust. The case has sparked heated debate among workers.

Four days of protests: healthcare workers demand special status and respect

Doctors Across Spain Stage Mass Strike Against New Healthcare Law. Spanish doctors have launched a four-day strike in protest against a new healthcare law. They are demanding separate professional status and better working conditions. Protests are taking place in Madrid, Barcelona, and other cities.

Operation Franciskan-Everest: How 322 People Ended Up in Slavery

Human Trafficking Ring Exploiting Hundreds of Migrant Farm Workers Uncovered in Albacete. Eleven people have been arrested in Albacete for exploiting 322 migrants. The victims were held in horrific conditions, forced to work 12-hour days without pay. Find out how authorities dismantled this criminal operation.

Volunteers Versus the Government: A Struggle for Justice and Recognition

Nearly 500 Catalan Volunteer Firefighters Seek Labor Rights Recognition in Court. Volunteer firefighters from Lleida, Tarragona, Girona, and Barcelona have filed a collective lawsuit against Catalan authorities, demanding official recognition of their employment status. The legal proceedings could potentially reshape the region's firefighting system.