Forty-one per cent of jobs created in the past year have been occupied by foreign workers

Much of the recruitment boom that Spain is experiencing in recent years has its origin beyond the borders of the country. Foreign nationals have a very important role in job creation. So much so, that in the last year, of the 455,679 members who have joined the Social Security, 187,086 had a nationality different from Spanish. 41% of all the employment that has been created between March of last year and the present. This has been transferred by…

Almost half of the users of the facilities were foreigners – 46.76% – of sixty different nationalities.

This article was originally published in Noticias para Municipios. 60.5% of hotel workers in the Community of Madrid are foreigners or have dual nationality, according to a report by Randstad Research prepared from data from the National Institute of Statistics (INE). Specifically, 40.6% are of foreign origin and 19.9% have dual nationality, while only 39.5% have Spanish nationality exclusively. These data place Madrid as the region with the gre…

The months of March and April usually bring good data to the labour market due to the increase in the activity derived from Easter holidays. This Wednesday the Ministry of Social Security and Migration has published the employment data for the third month and in them it highlights the strong impulse that foreign workers give to the labor market. Their affiliation added in the third month 4,263 new occupied, representing 41% of the new hires.

In March it reached the historic peak of foreign Social Security members, 2,921,205 contributors. They represent four out of ten new jobs created in the last twelve months. Read

Social Security gained an average of 46,807 foreign members in March, 1.6 per cent more than in the previous month. Thus, the month of March closes with 2,921,205 foreign workers, a new historic peak. Minister of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration, Elma Saiz, pointed out during the press conference in which she presented the impact of migrations on the Spanish labour market that 4 out of 10 jobs created in the last year were occupied by fo…