New collective agreement for urban estate employees in Madrid

The labor agreement will be valid for two years and includes salary increases for 2026 and 2027.

Generic image of a labor agreement with a handshake over an office desk.
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Generic image of a labor agreement with a handshake over an office desk.

The Confederation of Employers of Madrid and trade union organizations have reached a deal to update the working conditions for urban estate employees in the region over the next two years.

The agreement, currently being processed for official publication, sets a roadmap for the sector. Regarding compensation, a salary increase of 2.9% for 2026 and 3% for 2027 has been established.
In addition to salary hikes, the text introduces improvements in work-life balance and working conditions. Notable updates include a paid leave for medical appointments, provided that proper documentation is submitted.
The update also includes specific adjustments for staff working in large buildings, specifically those with more than 121 units. Furthermore, a specific supplement has been established for employees required to work on public holidays without having been originally hired for such shifts.
Based on information from the official source: CEIM — Confederación Empresarial de Madrid (CEOE) (28/07/2026)