This Wednesday, April 7, the 2021 Income Campaign has begun, to which all those citizens whose income exceeded 22,000 euros in 2020 are called. Last year, three million workers affected by an ERTE have received a salary from two payers -company and SEPE- and there is fear that, due to this situation, these statements will pay. The economist Santiago Niño Becerra clarifies in ‘La Ventana’ that “when a person has two payers, by law they have to file an income tax return”, and this would be subject to “The same existing regulations”.
However, the economist points out that these workers do not have to leave the return to pay and that “Most likely, the statement will continue to come out as before for the vast majority of people in ERTE”. On the other hand, he warns that many people who previously did not have to make a statement are now going to have to make it, so it is likely that “A collapse in appointments to the Tax Agency.”
Italy will vaccinate workers in their companies
In Italy, the vaccination campaign will be extended to companies in the next few months. This has been announced after the agreement reached between the Italian unions and employers by which Workers who so wish will be allowed to vaccinate in all companies in the country and thus strengthen the national vaccination campaign, reducing the weight of the public health system to transfer part of the responsibility to company teams.
Santiago Child claims to be “in full agreement with this,” and notes that it may result in a great advantage for the immunization campaign. “Taking into account that the necessary training is not excessive, it would be very beneficial because the workers do not have to travel, you already have them there,” he adds. In the case of Spain, if all large and medium-sized companies vaccinate their employees with their health teams, eight million people would be immunized.
Amazon will use drones to deliver your packages
In the technological field, Amazon has received a federal authorization in the United States to deliver packages with drones. This was already happening in Australia, but in rural areas, the initiative now makes the leap to the urban plane, since, as Niño explains, “the drone navigation systems have reached tremendous reliability”, and points out that still we can expect more innovations in this area in the coming years.
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