Skip to content

HOSTELERÍA

National · Nationwide · In force

Nationwide collective agreement for the hospitality sector, applicable throughout Spain to roles in reception, concierge, public relations, administration, management, kitchen, pantry, restaurant, dining room, and bar.

Agreement names, job categories and salary-table rows appear in Spanish: they are the official text, exactly as published in the gazette. Everything else on this page is in English.

Identification

Agreement code
99010365011900
Scope
National
Territory
Nationwide
Labour authority
Central government
Sector
Tourism & hospitality
Status
In force
Term
1 Jan 2023 to 31 Dec 2030
First registered
12 Jul 2012
Latest registry entry
4 Sept 2026
Latest pay revision
1 Jun 2020

Official text · BOE

Registry history

Swipe the table sideways to see every column.

Entry Published Term Text
Amendment 4 Sept 2026 1 Jan 2023 – 31 Dec 2030 BOE
Collective agreement (New text) 10 Mar 2023 1 Jan 2023 – 31 Dec 2030 no link
Extension of continued effect 22 Mar 2022 1 Jan 2015 – 31 Dec 2020 no link
Partial agreement 23 Nov 2020 1 Jan 2015 – 31 Dec 2020 no link
Notice of termination · Call to negotiate 5 Nov 2020 1 Jan 2015 – 31 Dec 2020 no link
Automatic pay revision TABLES 1 Jun 2020 1 Jan 2015 – 31 Dec 2020 no link
Amendment 29 Mar 2019 1 Jan 2015 – 31 Dec 2020 no link
Amendment 31 May 2017 1 Jan 2015 – 31 Dec 2020 no link
Court ruling 7 Oct 2016 until 31 Dec 2014 no link
Collective agreement (New text) 21 May 2015 1 Jan 2015 – 31 Dec 2020 no link
Call to negotiate 20 Jan 2015 until 31 Dec 2014 no link
Notice of termination 15 Dec 2014 until 31 Dec 2014 no link
Amendment 21 Jul 2014 until 31 Dec 2014 no link
Amendment 14 Mar 2014 until 31 Dec 2014 no link
Agreements derived from the agreement 22 Nov 2013 until 31 Dec 2014 no link
Agreements derived from the agreement 25 Oct 2013 until 31 Dec 2014 no link
Agreements derived from the agreement 30 Jul 2013 until 31 Dec 2014 no link

Against the Workers' Statute

A collective agreement can improve on the minimums of the Workers' Statute (ET), never worsen them (arts. 3.1.c and 85.1 ET). This is what can be checked against what the registry publishes.

Annual working time Not in the registry art. 34.1 ET
Statutory minimum
2080 h/year (40 h/week on average)
This agreement
not recorded

The registry does not publish the annual working time of this agreement. It is in the text published in the gazette.

Statutory minimums this agreement must respect
Maximum working time 40 hours a week averaged over the year (2080 h/year) art. 34.1 ET
Daily working time Up to 9 ordinary hours a day, unless an irregular distribution is agreed art. 34.3 ET
Rest between shifts 12 hours between the end of one working day and the start of the next art. 34.3 ET
Weekly rest 1.5 uninterrupted days a week, which can be accumulated over periods of up to 14 days art. 37.1 ET
Paid holidays 30 calendar days a year, which cannot be replaced by payment art. 38.1 ET
Overtime Up to 80 a year, not counting those due to force majeure or compensated with time off art. 35.2 ET
Pay The one set by the applicable agreement, and never below the current Spanish minimum wage (SMI) art. 27 ET

What this analysis cannot assess

The registry publishes registration data. These matters are in the text of the agreement and have to be read there:

  • Days of paid holiday and their calendar (art. 38 ET)
  • Paid leave above the statutory minimum (art. 37.3 ET)
  • Employer top-up during temporary incapacity
  • Seniority: three-year and five-year increments and their caps
  • Notice period, probation period and job classification
  • Overtime rules and compensation (art. 35 ET)

Registration data taken from REGCON (Spanish Ministry of Labour and Social Economy). The text that applies is the one published in its official gazette. This record does not replace reading the agreement.

Apply this to a real case

What is published here, applied to a company or a specific case. The first meeting is free.

Email
Contact