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860,000 unemployed are listed as ‘fixed-discontinuous’ employees
Two years ago, the Minister of Labor, Yolanda Díaz, committed to publishing detailed data on the actual situation of inactive ...
Why Spain’s economy is leaving the rest of the Eurozone behind
For years, Spain’s economy was seen as one of Europe’s weakest. After the 2008 financial crisis, it struggled with high ...
Money blog: The 10 jobs crying out for applicants - and one of them pays more than £106,000
We have data showing the most in-demand jobs so far in 2025 and how much they pay. Also in Money today: farm shop owner Stephen Fuller explains what it's really like being a butcher - from salary to ...
Spanish Unemployment Declines Further as Economy Shines
Spain’s unemployment rate fell again in the fourth quarter of 2024, likely reflecting a buoyant economy last year that was boosted by tourism, investment and immigration.Joblessness fell to 10.6% in ...
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Spain’s Universal Child Benefit Could Transform Lives
Key cabinet ministers in Spain’s government are pushing for a new universal child benefit in the 2025 budget. The benefit has ...
Spain housing crisis: slow construction is to blame, not foreign buyers
Since the 2008 financial crisis, however, new construction has slowed considerably due to limited land in prime areas, bureaucratic delays, a lack of skilled labor, and restricted access to financing ...