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Spain approves menopause benefits and widowhood pensions for unmarried couples

Spain's left-wing government on Tuesday approved new social benefits ahead of a snap election next month, including disability benefits for women suffering from severe menopause symptoms, widowhood pensions for unmarried couples and more.The Local Spain
What this means if you want to work there
Spain has approved new social benefits that affect workers and families living in the country. Women suffering from severe menopause symptoms can now claim disability benefits if their condition impacts their work. Unmarried couples will also be able to receive widowhood pensions under these newly approved rules. These changes apply to people currently residing and working within Spanish territory. It remains unclear when these specific benefit payments will officially begin for eligible applicants. If you plan to work in Spain, you should keep your personal documents and employment records updated.
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