By Euro Weekly News Media • Published: 17 Apr 2015 • 7:34
CHANGES expected to be approved shortly by the Spanish government aim to give more help to recently unemployed people who wish to set up as self-employed.
Employment Minister Fatima Banez has announced at a meeting with self-employed workers’ group representatives that the changes will give people a little more help getting started.
People of all ages will be able to receive unemployment benefits for up to nine months while starting out as self-employed, and will also have the chance to take their dole money in one lump payment.
This would give people embarking on a new business project three choices of how to receive their unemployment benefits: by taking the cash as a lump sum, putting it towards self-employment social security charges or a combination of the two.
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