Number of registered unemployed falls by 74,028 people in July
Improvement owes much to seasonal hires, however, in tourism and agriculture sectors
Improvement owes much to seasonal hires, however, in tourism and agriculture sectors
Situation dramatic for 180,000 people who are living in households without any income
Broken down by activities, employees in the energy industry enjoyed the highest salaries
IMF and OECD are forecasting a rise of 3.1% in economic output and a 2.9% surge in jobs
Social Security affiliations rise by 35,085, surpassing level when PM came to power in 2011
New figures for 2013 show average wage has dropped slightly to €22,697.86
Foreigners rely most on who they know to get jobs, with 61.4% attaining posts this way Employment centers place barely 2.5%, with private agencies managing 3.6%
Social Security sees best month in 10 years, with 213,015 new contributors signing up Figure remains positive after seasonal factors are excluded
Deal comes after a six-month negotiation and departs from salary freezes of 2010 and 2012
Juan Carlos Monedero invokes desire to find his own voice again rather than be a “cog”
Around 114,300 jobs were lost and workforce shrank, but year-on-year data shows growth
New obligation to declare foreign assets sheds light on offshore wealth But revenue office opts to keep quiet on investigation into ex-IMF chief Rodrigo Rato
Workers in Spain make 27.3% less than those in common currency nations as a whole
Jobless rate down to 23.7% from highs of nearly 27% as country emerges from long crisis
Figure represents smallest increase for post-summer vacation period since 2010
Second quarter results show first rise in year-on-year net employment since onset of crisis in 2008
Trend reflects a good season for tourism, construction and agricultural work
Judges rule that Aragonese firm Curbimetal acted in “bad faith” when negotiating layoffs
Employee perks will now count toward Social Security contributions
Judges approve reduction of severance payments in cases of unfair dismissal
Unemployment as a percentage of the population rises as thousands exit the labor market
Annual appreciation in times of bonanza could be raised to 0.5 percent plus inflation
Purchasing power of retirees would be hit throughout 10-year period as changes are phased in
More than half of Spain’s six million jobless have not worked in over a year. Many could find it impossible to return
National Statistics Institute says 16.4 percent of employed people are not working full time
Jobless rate declines to 26.26 percent
Agency expects jobless rate in Spain to climb to close to 28 percent in 2014