1.5 million self-employed delay medical leave: demand RETA payments from day one
1.5 million self-employed delay medical leave for fear of losing income. UPTA demands that the RETA exemption starts from day one.
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The Senate approves the pathway to RETA for active mutualists but excludes retirees, except for widow pensioners. The text returns to Congress.
1.5 million self-employed delay medical leave for fear of losing income. UPTA demands that the RETA exemption starts from day one.
The SEPE will calculate the subsidy for those over 52 years at €1,780.50 per month in 2026, 125% of the minimum base, enhancing future pensions.
Self-employed workers retiring this summer will receive an average pension of 1,148.9 euros per month, 69 euros more than in 2025.
The Senate approves the pathway to the RETA with changes excluding retired mutualists, except for widows. The rule returns to Congress.
The Bank of Spain warns that spending on sick leave has skyrocketed post-pandemic to unprecedented levels in the EU, calling for better management.
SEPE cancels a €20,621 debt for a 52-year-old subsidy recipient after acknowledging an administrative error.
Mutualidad requests that fund transfers to RETA occur only when members retire to avoid financial losses.
Asepeyo billed 3.78 billion in 2025 (+4.4%) and announces an investment plan of 57 million for 2026-2028.
Escrivá attributes the rise in absenteeism to poor coordination between Social Security and regional governments, placing Spain at the forefront of Europe in sick leave.
Escrivá attributes record absenteeism to poor coordination between Social Security and regions, proposing to strengthen mutuals to ease the system.
The IMV is not automatically granted for earning less than 723 euros. The Social Security requires four conditions and all beneficiaries must file a tax return.