The labor career of a worker is understood (apart from the salary he receives month by month) by the contributions he makes to Social Security and that in the future will allow him to have a retirement pension or protect him against all kinds of contingencies common and professional or unemployment situations.
That is why the accumulation of contributions is so important, an objective set for the worker since he begins to have a role in the labor market. This makes it clear that one of the usual concerns of citizens is to be up-to-date with their number of days of contributions, a figure that is not always up-to-date over time.
The most recommended way to consult those days of contribution is to obtain and download the work history, a document that Social Security makes available to workers and that contains all the essential data on the days of contribution, the contribution bases and the different companies, types of working hours and regimes with which this contribution has been made.
This document can be obtained in just a few minutes through Import@ss, the online portal for Social Security procedures. To do this, the citizen must enter the ‘Work life report’ service, which they can do as long as they have a digital certificate (), electronic DNI, Cl@ve () or carry out the procedure via SMS if they have previously Social Security database.
If you have any of these access methods, the worker can get the work history in a matter of minutes to consult it online or download it to your computer if you prefer. In addition, you can choose between consulting all years of contributions or filtering by time periods, companies, types of hours, Social Security schemes…
In addition, in the event that, after consulting the work history, the worker perceives an error or missing data in the document, they may request the correction from Social Security so that all the information reflected in the work history is correct.
Request the sending of the work life at home
If, on the other hand, the worker does not have a digital certificate or Cl@ve has another way of obtaining working life at their disposal: requesting it be sent by letter to their home address, which has always been known as sending the work life letter
To do this, you must use Import@ss, its ‘Receive report at my home’ service, and provide an address that matches the one that Social Security has in its database. Otherwise, you will always have the option of notifying Social Security itself of the change in your address, which you will have to do by filling in the TA.1 model, .
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