Figure marks biggest rise in occupation since 2005. There are 574,000 more workers signed up with Social Security and 140,000 fewer jobless than when Covid-19 hit
According to new data, the hike in prices is being felt the most in categories such as housing expenses and transportation, but experts are optimistic it will fall in 2022
Truckers, farmers, auto and metal workers, hairdressers and pensioners are all staging marches against soaring production costs and inflation
Department stores, supermarkets and toyshops report that while some products may be missing this festive season, there will be no major problems as a result of the global supply chain crisis
The bride and groom also wanted the establishment to pay for their honeymoon cruise, but this was rejected by the court
The deadline to exchange the former currency for euros has now passed, but unlike in countries such as France or Portugal, a surprisingly large amount has not been returned
According to the Economy Ministry, the country will receive another €10 billion in December, and will be sent 80% of the planned transfers between 2021 and 2022
Some experts predict pay cuts and fewer promotions for employees who move to cheaper locations, but surveys show that many workers are willing to sacrifice salary for quality of life
Management said it will enforce its ‘Saturday rule’ forbidding work on that day, and blamed high client volumes and the Covid-19 pandemic for added stress levels at the investment bank
The iconic brand is facing numerous challenges such as the rise of online sales and the difficulty of connecting with customers under 30
A study from Stanford University has found that nonverbal overload may be one of the reasons videoconferences cause greater fatigue
Employer group warns about the impact on Spanish businesses of the UK’s withdrawal from the EU, with or without a last-minute trade deal
Uncertainty about the future and the fall in consumption due to lockdown measures have led to a sharp spike in deposits, but will this money remain in the bank or help the country’s economic recovery?
The tie-ups and acquisitions taking place in Spain since 2009 are unmatched elsewhere in Europe
Gross domestic product rose 16.7% between July and September, but the recovery is likely to be short term as Spain faces a new round of coronavirus restrictions
Experts point to factors such as reliance on tourism, a stricter lockdown and the small size of businesses
EL PAÍS asked people who are desperately waiting to reunite with their partners how the Covid-19 pandemic has impacted their plans and relationships
Travelers from EU and Schengen countries can enter Spain once more, but there are still a number of limits to free movement
The Spanish government so far intends to wait until July 1 to lift this coronavirus restriction, and says decisions will be made based on health criteria
The police are investigating a gathering of 26 people in the Andalusian city of Córdoba, at which King Philippe’s nephew was present
The requirement begins on Friday and will last throughout the duration of the state of alarm
Two potential cases in the Basque Country have tested negative; another patient is under observation in La Rioja
Spain’s JEC sent a communication on Friday stating that Oriol Junqueras was ineligible for the role given that he is currently serving a jail sentence
Toni Comín, Lluís Puig and Clara Ponsatí have been living in Belgium and Scotland since late 2017, but say they will hand themselves over to authorities once they receive summons
The politician’s lawyer says an immigration official has denied travel authorization from Spain, where the separatist leader is wanted for sedition and misuse of public funds
Footage shows NATO-led jet closely tagging plane reportedly carrying Russian defense minister
Brussels says it cannot mediate until a member state makes a formal coordination petition