Employers want a reduction in the tax burden in the 2027 State Budget, while trade union federations advocate for wage appreciation. These are the main positions of the social partners participating in Social Dialogue, who pointed out the paths they would like to see followed in the next State Budget.
UGT and CGTP, representing workers, emphasize that wage appreciation is necessary to improve workers' conditions. Meanwhile, CIP, representing employers, has been advocating for a reduction in taxation on businesses as a way to stimulate the economy.
Social partners were heard within the scope of the discussion of the 2027 State Budget, in a process that takes place in the Economic and Social Council. This consultation is part of the usual procedure for consulting representative organizations before the presentation of the final document.
The positions of employers and unions reflect the usual divergences between labor and capital in budgetary negotiations. The Government will now have to consider these contradictory demands in the preparation of the State Budget for the next year.
