The Supreme Court confirms that workers can choose when to start their five-day leave to care for a family member
The Spanish Supreme Court has ruled that workers can flexibly choose when to start their five-day paid leave for caring for a family member affected by serious circumstances.
Julio Iglesias sues Yolanda Díaz for accusing him of "sexual abuses" and having his workers in "slavery"
Julio Iglesias is suing Spanish Deputy Prime Minister Yolanda Díaz over allegations of sexual abuse and labor slavery against his workers.
Norway seeks Spanish-speaking workers: salaries up to 5,000 euros a month without needing to know the local language
Norway has reopened job opportunities aimed at Spanish speakers, offering salaries that can reach 5,000 euros per month in various sectors.
Peruvians gain presence in the Spanish labor market: 'Wherever you go, there is a restaurant'
Peruvian workers are increasingly visible in Spain's labor market, particularly in the hospitality sector, with membership in the Social Security system reaching 100,000.
Almost three million workers will have to file a tax return to benefit from the SMI deduction
The Spanish government has approved a new deduction for workers earning the Minimum Interprofessional Wage (SMI), which will require almost three million workers to file tax returns to take advantage of the benefit.
Key Points | The Council of Ministers approves the increase in the minimum wage: how much is earned per hour? Who benefits from it?
The Spanish government has approved a new increase in the minimum wage, raising it to 1,221 euros per month, which amounts to 9.55 euros per hour, set to be retroactive from January 1, 2026.
Companies increase pressure for mutuals to give all medical discharges and leaves to workers
Spanish companies are pressing for mutual insurance organizations to provide all medical discharges and leaves to workers amid rising sick leave cases.
Treasury extends the deadline for self-employed workers to choose between the module system or actual income in the IRPF
The Spanish Treasury has extended the deadline for self-employed workers to opt out of the objective assessment method for personal income tax until February 16.
Spain: Suspension of the railway workers' strike, reached an agreement with the government
Spanish railway unions have suspended a planned three-day strike after the government agreed to increase investments in the railway network and hire more personnel.
Spanish train strike canceled after investment agreement
Three major Spanish unions for railway workers have canceled a planned train strike after reaching an investment agreement with the Spanish government and rail companies.
Cancellations, delays, and discontent due to a railway strike following fatal accidents in Spain
Spanish railway workers have begun a three-day strike to protest against infrastructure neglect and lack of investment following two train accidents that resulted in 47 deaths.
The Debates We Do Not Have in the PSOE
The article discusses the necessity for internal dialogue within the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) to address key issues from fighting the far-right to social-democratic renewal.
From Ponferrada to Móstoles: attacking the complainant or investigating the accused
The article discusses the implications of the 'Salazar case' for the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) and the political strategies of the People's Party (PP) regarding sexual harassment allegations.
A Spanish doctor living in Germany, tired of the behavior of the people in this country
A Spanish doctor in Germany expresses frustration over the behavior of locals and the treatment he receives from his professional peers, highlighting pay disparities between German and Spanish workers.
A Spanish woman living in China explains the two jobs that foreigners can do
A Spanish expatriate in China describes the two types of jobs available to foreign workers in the country as China opens its labor market in a unique way compared to other nations.
The New Spanish Hostages of the Obiang
Two Spanish workers have become hostages after being imprisoned in Black Beach, the notorious jail run by the dictator Teodoro Obiang Nguema of Equatorial Guinea, during a technical meeting related to digital terrestrial television issues.
How much money does an ONCE seller earn: average monthly salary and supplements
The article discusses the average monthly salary and additional benefits for ONCE sellers in Spain as of 2025.
Three workers from a messaging company arrested for stealing 113 iPhone 16 PRO: the loot amounted to over 100,000 euros
Three employees of a major Spanish messaging company were arrested for stealing 113 high-end iPhone 16 PRO devices worth more than 100,000 euros amid a series of thefts within the logistics sector.
A Spaniard living in Switzerland explains what happens if you work and get sick in this country
A Spanish resident in Switzerland discusses the differences in workplace sickness policies compared to Spain, revealing a rule that offers more favorable conditions for workers.
Paco Marugán, a driving force of the PSOE who transformed Spain
Paco Marugán, an influential figure in the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE), passed away on the night of December 29 to 30, 2025, and was notable for his role in the development of regional autonomy in Extremadura.
The unemployment rate for those over 55 years old surpasses that of the younger unemployed for the first time
For the first time, the unemployment rate for individuals over 55 has surpassed that of younger workers aged 25 to 54, revealing a shift in the labor market dynamics according to a study by Fundación BBVA and Ivie.