Economy & Business

While last month is traditionally a bad one for the labor market, destruction of employment is higher than that seen in other years

Government says it will seek quality over mass tourism to avoid overcrowded destinations

More than two million people are employed by the sector but many are on temporary contracts

The draft regulations from City Hall would mean any flat without separate access to the street would need a license

A new report from the CNMC finds mostly positive effects of the online platform’s model, in contrast to studies carried out across the Atlantic

The low-cost airline has canceled nearly 400 flights across Europe on Friday due to industrial action in Germany, Sweden, Belgium, Ireland and the Netherlands

Virgin Hyperloop One has signed an agreement with Spanish railway infrastructure operator ADIF

Spanish authorities are requesting explanations from Vueling, one of the least punctual airlines in Europe

Despite the recent public protests, both types of drivers want the market to stay closed to protect the exorbitant value of their licenses

Official tour guide groups say the Valencia-based website is degrading the profession

Sector warns it will protest again if vague government proposal fails to restrict ride-hailing vehicles

Sector is awaiting the outcome of a meeting this afternoon between national and regional authorities

Drivers have set up tents along Paseo de Castellana in protest over ride-hailing services like Uber

Councils attempt to fill the legal vacuum that is pushing rent up and permanent residents out of city centers

Government offer to transfer licensing powers to regional authorities will only extend the problem to 17 regions, say taxi representatives

Economy exceeds growth forecasts with nearly 470,000 new positions created between April and June

Although a minimum service is being provided in Spain, no similar provisions exist in the other two countries, where cabin crew are also on strike

But the world body also noted that Spain has had its fifth annual consecutive current account surplus

Airline has cancelled 400 flights in Spain as cabin crew plan walkouts on Wednesday and Thursday

Public Works Ministry says the budget airline must guarantee up to 59% of domestic and international flights, and 100% of flights to the islands

The Irish carrier has canceled 400 Spanish flights ahead of planned strikes by cabin crew next week that will leave thousands of passengers grounded

Low-cost carrier says affected customers have been contacted about new travel arrangements or refunds

Spanish government desperately seeking solution, given that cabin crew in the country have Irish labor contracts and may not be legally obliged to comply with local legislation

French investigators target suspects who misled consumers into thinking their rosé was made locally

Unions are calling on the Irish low-cost airline to respect the labor rights of its staff in each country it flies to, rather than applying Irish law

A detailed report covering 2015-2017 concludes that the firm’s employees are not self-employed, given that the company controls all aspects of their activity

European Union’s statistics bureau shows improving figures for the Spanish economy but they are still below the EU average