Spain June 2021 unemployment benefit ERTE change explained - When is the June 2021 strike charged? And the ERTE? The economic crisis that has caused the coronavirus pandemic continues to destroy jobs, and although the vaccine campaign is progressing at a good pace, the truth is that the economy may not recover for a few years.

The unemployment rate fell last April in all sectors and Social Security has recovered the 19 million average members, but there are still a total of 3.9 million people unemployed.

Most of these people depend on unemployment benefit to make ends meet, not to mention those who depend on the ERTE that their company has taken in to continue earning.

The sectors most affected in this crisis are hospitality and tourism, which must face severe restrictions to curb the spread of coronavirus. In addition, young people have seen their income fall 4 times more than adults.

If you find yourself in this situation, you should know when unemployment benefit is collected and how ERTES are collected. The first thing to clarify is that both aids depend on the SEPE, which sets its own deadlines and dates to pay the income.

Spain June 2021 unemployment benefit ERTE change explained

The following explains when unemployment and ERTS are charged in June:

The SEPE always makes payments between the 10th and the 15th of each month. It's a month overdue. This time you will charge between Thursday 10 and Tuesday 15 June.

There are no signs of changes on this date for June, as happened in the hardest months of the pandemic or last April, when subscriptions were delayed because of the cyber attack suffered by the SEPE.

Spain June 2021 unemployment benefit ERTE change explained

The problem has already been solved and you normally collect the subsidy on time.

The current extension of the ERTE ends on May 31, but the government has already agreed with the employers to extend them until September 30, which means that you will normally collect this aid in the month of June.

Spain June 2021 unemployment benefit ERTE change explained: The payment is made on the same dates as the unemployment: between 10 and 15 June.

The amount is 70% of the regulatory base. In addition, once the first 6 months of collection are finished, it does not fall to 50% of the base.

The maximum amount remains Euro1098.09 per month if the worker has no dependent children, or Euro1254. 96 per month if he has one child,and Euro1411. 83 per month if he has 2 or more children.

Spain June 2021 unemployment benefit ERTE change explained

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El Corte Inglés reinforces its online cosmetics offer after the emergence of Zara Beauty and launches a "virtual mirror" with L'Oréal products

Just a few weeks after Zara launched an online cosmetics line and incorporated a virtual test option, El Corte Ingles wanted to strengthen its digital offer and has done the same incorporated in its digital channels a "virtual mirror" with the products of the L'Oréal Group, as explained by the cosmetics company itself.

Modiface, the name given to the tool, allows users to compare the effect of products while shopping online. The technology allows realistic results as well as a calibration of the shadows by artificial intelligence and the simulation of each tone based on the information provided by the makeup brands.

"The operation is very simple, you just have to enter the web or the app of El Corte Inglés, choose the product and upload a photo or connect the camera of the device to check how the product is on the face without having to use it on the skin itself", they tell the company.

For Guillaume Sonolet, head of marketing at L'Oréal Spain and responsible for the company's digitalization projects, this tool generates consumer loyalty, because it multiplies by 4 the time it stays on the web or in the app and purchases are doubled.

This last point becomes important if you take into account the good progress of the ecommerce of beauty products in Spain. In fact, according to Stanpa, the employer of the sector, the online channel grew by 54% in the national territory.

A fact that Sonolet also corroborates: "The main growth lever of the cosmetics sector has been ecommerce. If in 2019 it closed with 6% of the total weight, in 2020 it represented 12% and we expect that by 2025 a third of the beauty will be sold online.”

Such is the good pace of the sector, that only in the case of the L'Oréal Group the forecast is to reach half of world sales through ecommerce by 2025. It currently reaches 27%, a total of 7,000 million euros.

Worldwide, cosmetics is one of the product areas that has the greatest vision of growth in the coming years. Thus, the forecast of CB Insights is that by 2023 the sector will generate more than 800,000 million dollars, approximately more than 658,000 million euros.