AFE condemns collective agreement with La Liga

labor union AFE and la liga Within the next six months, both companies will need to renegotiate the current collective bargaining agreement that exists between them and which ends on June 30, 2026.

And, according to what has been learned, they will have to do it after the Spanish football players’ union denounced it against their employers. Doctor of Medicine. If it is done within the time limit specified in Article 5 of the same article, and where it specifically talks about validity, it states: “This collective agreement shall be fully extended for four consecutive years unless condemned by either party at least six months before the date of termination or its extension.”

The agreement began on July 1, 2016, and was originally supposed to end on June 30, 2020. However, it has since been extended until the final agreement, which is now in force, was sealed on July 1, 2022, for a period of four years.

The most important change in this latest agreement lies in the guaranteed minimum annual salary for both first and second division footballers.

The contract he signed for the 2016-2017 season agreed on a minimum annual salary of 155,000 euros in the first division, plus an annual CPI increase. For second players, due to the annual increase in CPI, the minimum annual salary for the 2016-2017 season was 77,500 euros.

Under the new system currently in force in Primera, the minimum annual salary starts at 182,000 euros, which will rise to nearly 200,000 euros in the 2025-2026 season. For the second, it starts at 91,000 euros and ends in the 2025-2026 season at nearly 100 euros.

Preseason and preparation time for the game against Miami

So now, the two parties – employers and unions – need to lay the groundwork for a future agreement to regulate men’s professional football. Also on the agenda are important issues that the team must at least prepare for in pre-season, and last August, Real Madrid’s opening day league match against Osasuna after participating in the FIFA Club World Cup caused much controversy. La Liga did not accept a proposal by white clubs to postpone the league debut of white teams to the second day of the league, and the proposal was not supported by AFE.

Another point of contention has emerged as a result of complaints from players and the association itself regarding the Villarreal vs. Barcelona dispute in Miami. concentration time, break time, etc.

The dissatisfaction was made clear by the 15-second suspension enforced by all First Division teams on the ninth day of the league. Earlier this month, La Liga filed a request for mediation with the Interfederal Mediation and Arbitration Authority, SIMA, to determine whether the actions by the players constituted a strike.