Spanish collective agreements · REGCON catalogue
Salary tables by year, seniority step by step, extra payments and sick-pay top-ups: taken from the gazette, verified figure by figure, and ready to download in Excel, payroll XML or to integrate via API.
Free and open. Every amount in plain view, no sign-up or payment, with its official source. Free download in Excel and payroll XML.
BOE-A-2024-17575 · 30/08/2024
Convenio estatal de Gestorías Administrativas
REGCON 99002385011981
| Category | Base salary / month |
|---|---|
| TITULADO SUPERIOR Grupo I · personal titulado | €1,882.86Official PDF |
| COORDINADOR / JEFE Administración y técnico… | €1,550.26 |
| OFICIAL 1ª / TÉCNICO SENIOR Grupos II y III… | €1,436.40 |
| AUXILIAR ADMINISTRATIVO Y ayudante técnico… | €1,203.06 |
In Spain, pay and working conditions in most sectors are set by collective agreements (convenios colectivos) negotiated between trade unions and employers’ organisations. A sector agreement applies to every company and employee within its scope — by activity and territory — whether or not the company took part in the negotiation, and it sets the minimum salary for each job category, the extra payments, seniority increments, working hours and holidays. Agreements are published in the official gazettes (the national BOE and the regional and provincial bulletins) and registered in REGCON, the Ministry of Labour’s register, under a 14-digit code. This website turns those gazettes into structured data.
The same path your team would follow reading the gazette — done once, properly, and for everyone.
01 · THE GAZETTE PUBLISHES
Provincial gazettes publish your agreement’s tables in annexes: rotated pages, scanned sheets, with seniority spread across three articles.
02 · WE STRUCTURE IT
Base salary, allowances, each seniority step, each extra payment: with its amount, its pay frequency and the exact reference to the gazette it comes from. If a year arrives pre-calculated by CPI, we say so.
03 · YOU INTEGRATE
An open page to consult it by year, an Excel to review it, and the XML your payroll software imports as is. All free.
The data is the same; you choose how to use it.
A cross-table of categories × pay items with amounts in euros, plus a detail sheet with formulas, percentages and notes.
The format Spanish payroll software already imports: category catalogue, pay items with pay type A/M/D/H and one table per year.
Agreements, periods, tables and pay items in JSON, for integrators who want the data always up to date with nothing to download.
<CPTO>
<NOMBRE>SALARIO BASE</NOMBRE>
<IMPORTE>1882.86</IMPORTE>
<TIPO_AMDH>M</TIPO_AMDH>
</CPTO>— a real excerpt from the export XML (tags and pay items are in Spanish, as the software expects them)
The structured salary table serves everyone who works with agreed pay — each in their own way.
Employment advisers
By year and to the cent: tables, seniority, extra payments and sick-pay top-ups of every agreement in your portfolio.
Payroll software
Direct-import XML and an API to keep hundreds of agreements current without keying in tables by hand.
Simulators and checkers
Structured data by category, seniority and year: the basis for simulating a salary or checking that a payslip complies with the agreement.
Trade unions
Each year’s tables in force, with their source, to advise staff and spot salary breaches.
Employers’ organisations
Salary comparisons by sector and province, with the historical series of each agreement and its increases.
Universities and research
Consistent data by agreement, category and year — traceable to the official gazette — for analysis of the Spanish labour market.
On the same database we produce comparative studies — to negotiate, hire or decide where to operate. See the analysis service →
Every agreement in a sector, compared: salary levels, agreed increases, working hours, allowances and top-ups — by province and by year, with the historical series.
e.g. “What does hospitality pay in each northern province, and how much has each agreement risen since 2023?”
Which agreement each competitor applies and how yours compares: salary cost by category, seniority, extra payments and working hours. For the negotiating table, or to know what you compete against when hiring.
e.g. “My company applies the provincial metal agreement — what do my three competitors’ company agreements pay?”
Every collective agreement in Spain — national, regional, provincial and company-level — with its official REGCON code. Need it in your system? See the API.
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