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Félix Bolaños wrote that it would be an honor to be part of the PSOE lists. He stated that the party had achieved better salaries, less precariousness, record growth, and new rights, and he argued that it should go further. He also called for seeking four years of progress on November 29 and for stopping the massive cuts that he attributed to the PP and Vox. #PSOE #LaFuerzaDeLaGente #Política (translated)

Isabel Díaz Ayuso announced on September 11 that the horizontal teacher professional career that the regional government will implement to recognize the dedication and commitment of teachers would mean an increase of up to 350 euros per month for these professionals. #HuelgaEducativa #SalariosDocentes #ComunidadDeMadrid (translated)

Comisiones Obreras was absent from the third meeting of the Sectoral Table to negotiate the teaching professional career in Madrid, during an educational strike demanding a monthly salary increase of 600 euros for teachers. #HuelgaEducativa #SalariosDocentes #ComunidadDeMadrid (translated)

Antonio Maestre wrote that the Frente Amplio had sent Podemos a proposal that included a priority position on the list in the Community of Madrid and Catalonia, as well as its incorporation with full rights in all the constituencies where the Frente Amplio was presented. In territories such as the Valencian Community, Aragón, the Balearic Islands, and the Canary Islands, it proposed joint candidacies with Compromís, the Chunta Aragonesista, ARA Mes, or Nueva Canarias, among other parties. According to Maestre, the proposal also envisaged that Podemos would appoint one of the spokespersons of the parliamentary group, a program focused, among other issues, on the right to housing, public services, salaries, equality, LGTBI+ rights, and energy transition, and an equitable distribution of resources among the organizations of the Frente Amplio. #FrenteAmplio #Podemos #Política (translated)

Raiam Santos McArn wrote that he did not understand the surprise at Vorcaro buying journalists. He also questioned how news portals paid the salaries of their teams while selling ads "in the dark" and competing with Meta, Google, and TikTok. #jornalismo #notícias #mídia (translated)

The author wrote that people around the world would welcome smaller income disparities, and believed CEOs earned too much, unskilled workers too little and doctors about the right amount. The author also began asking what people in different countries thought skilled and unskilled workers earned.

Carlos Cuerpo noted that, since 2022, the real disposable income per capita of households in Spain had increased by 8.1%, higher than that of the United States and the G7 and several times more than in France, Germany, and Italy. He attributed this progress to the growth of employment and wages, as well as the protection provided to households in the face of shock situations. https://t.co/BfBCuFOUb2 #Economía #Empleo #Renta (translated)

Victor Colmenarejo wrote that the good performance of Maledon and Feliz had allowed Pedro to have an elite-level starting perimeter duo in the EuroLeague. On the other hand, he pointed out that both were set to end their contracts in June and that, depending on the market situation, their current salaries would need to be nearly doubled, reaching around 4.5 million euros net between the two. He added that it would be better to act as soon as possible. #Euroliga #Baloncesto #Deportes (translated)

The unions' proposal to increase the interprofessional minimum wage (SMI) by 7% for 2027 would affect approximately five million workers, who would remain in the lowest salary bracket because this increase has not been accompanied by a similar growth in other wages. #SalarioMínimo #SMI #TrabajoEspaña (translated)

"In order for salaries to rise, it is important for productivity to grow as well. If not, there is no sustainable way to do it," warned the vice-secretary of Economy of the PP, Juan Bravo, who criticized that "Spain is growing by adding and not multiplying." #EconomíaEspañola #Salarios #ForoCREO (translated)

The Spanish economy, despite showing growth figures and improvements in employment, faces an increase in discontent among households due to rising prices in food, energy, and housing, which has led to a debate about the need to raise wages and improve the distribution of wealth. #EconomíaEspañola #Salarios #ForoCREO (translated)

Gabriel Perline stated that Vorcaro was a hidden partner of IstoÉ and that the company went bankrupt after his arrest, as Perline claimed that Vorcaro was covering all expenses. The author said he knows colleagues who left without receiving overdue salaries or severance pay. #IstoÉ #Falência #Justiça (translated)

Elias Jabbour argued that valuing teachers was essential to national development, citing China, Japan, and Finland as examples. According to him, China began to build in classrooms the path that led it to compete today at the technological frontier. Jabbour stated that there would be no national development project, sovereignty, or reindustrialization without valued teachers. A professor at UERJ, he noted that he had seen the university endure years of overdue salaries. For him, this valuation required a decent salary, a solid career, guaranteed rights, and protection of public education against commercialization. He added that the defense of teachers would be one of his fronts in Brasília and wished a happy Teachers' Day. #Educação #ValorizaçãoDoProfessor #InvestimentoNoFuturo (translated)

These workers are placed on minimum wage or just a little more than that. "These workers are placed on minimum wage or just a little more than that. Enough is enough. This has to be a problem not only for these workers but for the community in general, because the reality in which these workers work and how they work is effectively unknown," emphasized Ana Paula Rodrigues during the protest in which the president of the National Confederation of Solidarity Institutions (CNIS), Lino Maia, also participated. #IPSS #SaláriosDignos #Greve (translated)