Minister of Inclusion, Elma Saiz, emphasized the reform of the Ingreso Mínimo Vital (IMV) employment incentive during the IV Commission of Follow-up, highlighting its role in strengthening labor inclusion. The reform simplifies the incentive calculation, making it more accessible and reinforcing labor insertion for beneficiaries. Since its 2020 launch, the IMV has protected over 860,000 households and 3.7 million people, with a 59% revaluation since 2020. Average processing time dropped by 104 days in 2025. Saiz stressed collaboration between institutions to enhance active labor policies, noting that 60% of IMV households now have employment income. The reform exempts the first 6,000 euros of annual work income from calculation, with a 50% reduction beyond that. She urged regional authorities to prioritize IMV beneficiaries in employment programs, linking budget cuts to increased social inclusion efforts.
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