Díaz sets deadlines and gives experts until the All Saints' Day long weekend to set the minimum wage increase and approve it before November 29th.

Spanish Second Vice President and Minister of Labor Yolanda Díaz has instructed the government's advisory committee on the minimum wage (SMI) to submit a proposal for the 2027 increase. The committee has been given a deadline spanning from the end of October to early November to finalize their recommendations.

Following the submission of these proposals, the government intends to consult with social partners. The administration aims to have the updated minimum wage approved by the Council of Ministers before November 29.