HE PP portrays the so-called Austrian backpack in it election program. Specifically, in article 26 of the 365 recommendation program, the party explains that its idea is to introduce “portable, portable individual accounts for workers that they can use in various possibilities of their working life”. Austrian backpack (part of a plan created by the Austrian Government in 2003) fund in which the company contributes a portion of a worker’s gross salary. This fund, in which the name and surname of each worker are written, is managed by a legal entity to convert it into capital. And for example, In case of dismissal, the worker receives his pay and you can use it now or set aside for future use in addition to your pension. As a matter of fact, PP explains in the program that “these accounts will accompany the worker throughout his working life and will be fed by the monthly contributions of the companies, together with some of the social contributions they have already paid”. Popular ones “this mechanism improve worker protection and it will remove barriers to voluntary job changes for workers with more seniority.”
HE Bank of Spain suggested this formula at various times A formula that has also been advocated by the PP and even the PSOE in recent years as a way to facilitate labor mobility), but the proposal drew strong criticism as it was thought it could increase companies’ labor costs on the one hand. , but above all because it is thought to facilitate the dismissal of workers. In fact, the PP does not disclose in its program that the application of this model will abolish or complement existing severance pay.
PP also provides: will warrant its revaluation. pensions Within the framework of the Toledo Pact (“we will ensure the sustainability and adequacy of the system,” he explains). also faking use minimum living income as a means of adding labor“through the implementation of additional bonuses in social contributions for workers who extend their working hours” and through improving their access in coordination with autonomous communities.