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ARTICLE · 04 FEBRUARY 2022

Occupational Pension Reform In Spain: What Will Change?

Major occupational pension reforms in Spain would facilitate access to employment-linked pension provision for low and middle-income workers...

SpainEmployment and HR
Montserrat Pauli Alonso
Montserrat Pauli Alonso

Major occupational pension reforms in Spain would facilitate access to employment-linked pension provision for low and middle-income workers, to be implemented through collective bargaining.

On 23 November 2021, the Spanish Council of Ministers approved a preliminary draft law regulating occupational pension plans.

The aim of the new legislation is to facilitate access to collective plans for low and middle-income workers and small and medium-sized enterprises, as well as for the self-employed and young people. In addition, through the public promotion of pension funds, collective bargaining and the promotion of plans by associations of the self-employed and professional associations, long-term savings products will be offered at a lower cost than at present. The reform will be accompanied by a modification of tax incentives, so that the tax benefit is passed on to participants.

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