Real Decreto-ley 3/2021, de 2 de febrero, por el que se adoptan medidas para la reducción de la brecha de género y otras materias en los ámbitos de la Seguridad Social y económico. | BOE-A-2021-1529 — Spain law | Esheria

Real Decreto-ley 3/2021, de 2 de febrero, por el que se adoptan medidas para la reducción de la brecha de género y otras materias en los ámbitos de la Seguridad Social y económico.

This provision creates and regulates a contributory pension supplement for reducing the gender gap, sets who may receive it, and sets conditions, exclusions, funding, and review rules.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Decree law
Citation
BOE-A-2021-1529
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
es
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activity cessation avales públicos benefits benefits administration calificaciones crediticias centros sanitarios y sociosanitarios compliance confidentiality credit ratings deuda effective date financing gender gap reduction healthcare personnel ingreso mínimo vital legislative competence moratoria moratoria deadlines moratorias pagos payment suspension pension supplement pensiones pensions +18 more

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This provision creates and regulates a contributory pension supplement for reducing the gender gap, sets who may receive it, and sets conditions, exclusions, funding, and review rules. Se regula un complemento por hijo o hija en ciertas pensiones de Clases Pasivas, con reglas específicas para mujeres, hombres, cuantía, compatibilidad e incompatibilidades. This article amends the IMV rules to expand who can qualify, set reporting and certification duties, and add deadlines and sanctions for social mediators and municipalities. This article changes three rules: late benefit applications start the benefit on the application date, the worker is exempt from paying contributions from the first day of the month of application, some self-employed workers can treat the income drop condition as met if a staffing ratio test is also met, and certain self-employed beneficiaries may continue receiving a suspended-activity benefit for a limited period. Retired health professionals who return to active service under the stated appointments may keep receiving their retirement pension, and the relevant public employers and workers must handle social security affiliation and contributions during the work.