The reduction in working hours is also concentrated among young people, who are spending more time on their studies, an IMF study has indicated. The richer the country, the fewer hours people work
Almost 7% of annual deaths are linked to employment, according to a report by the International Labor Organization. Mortality is higher among men than among women
The Spanish jobless rate is almost double the European average. Experts suggest a series of reasons for the stubbornly high figure, but admit that it remains ‘the million dollar question’
Sovereign wealth funds from the Persian Gulf, investment banks and venture capital giants are redoubling their investment commitments. These groups are searching for profitability, legitimacy and fame through competitive sports
Workers at risk of being replaced by automation face an uncertain future, but experts say technological innovation will continue creating new jobs. The key, they say, is employee retraining
The home kits, which were in high demand over Christmas, can only be bought in pharmacies, not in supermarkets like in other European countries such as Germany, France and Portugal
The central Health Ministry added 125 deaths to the official toll on Wednesday, while the incidence rate jumped 86 points to 3,128 contagions per 100,000 inhabitants
Around 1,000 people were told it was safe to return on Monday, out of a total of 7,000 who lost their houses to the three-month eruption on the Spanish island
More than 72,000 doses were administered in the last week, a 25% rise on the previous seven days. Meanwhile, nearly four million people have received a booster shot
Residents of the Canary Island explain the effect that the ongoing eruption has had on their work, such as the tour guide whose current mission is to get as close to the lava as possible
Municipal street cleaners in Los Llanos are faced with an arduous and frustrating job, given the non-stop grey powder that’s being spewed out by the eruption on the Canary Island. “It’s like using a sledgehammer to crack nuts,” one explains
A shuttle service is running to the vantage point for observation of the volcanic eruption, and demand is such that passengers have to wait at least an hour to board. Locals are divided on the benefits of the visitors
Older people are more like to support this view in a country with one of the highest immunization rates but now faced with the problem of expiring doses
With the incidence rate rising to 368 per 100,000 inhabitants, the Valencia region has approved a curfew in 32 municipalities, while Catalonia is seeking to limit public and private social gatherings
The latest report included 14,137 new infections, and added 18 fatalities to the overall death toll. The two-week incidence of the virus rose 20 points in a day to 225
Authorities have reached a decision regarding 1.5 million under-60s who received a first dose of Oxford-AstraZeneca’s vaccine and are still waiting for a second shot
The traditional collective document known as ‘Libro de Familia’ is being replaced by a new online file that records life events such as birth, marriage or acquisition of Spanish citizenship
The 14-day cumulative number of cases per 100,000 inhabitants has risen to 174.52 as it approaches the 250-threshold considered to indicate a situation of “extreme risk”
The data point has risen for the fourth day in a row and is above the level of “extreme risk” in the Spanish regions of the Balearic Islands and Basque Country