Spain Loses 14,358 Jobs in November, Burdened by Hospitality
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The labour market closed last November with a job destruction of 14,359 jobs. A loss of social security affiliation that is common in this month of the year and that is concentrated almost exclusively in the hospitality sector. This is reflected in the data on social security membership and unemployment published on Tuesday. However, although jobs were destroyed, the fall in employment was considerably lower than that seen in November last year,…
The labour market, conditioned by the decline in hospitality, destroys fewer jobs than in the same month of 2024 and unemployment falls more sharply. Over half a million jobs have been created in the past year.
Randstad Research Director, Valentín Bote, claims that the loss of contributors is seasonal and not alarming, despite the little effect of Black Friday
Social Security lost an average of 14,358 contributors in November compared to the previous month (-0.07%), weighed down by the hotel industry, where membership plummeted by more than 116,000 people, according to data published on Tuesday by the Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration.However, despite the decrease in the number of employees in November, the number of middle-aged members peaked for this month, with a total of 21,825,…
Foreigners concentrated the fall in employment, which was higher among women than among men
The Spanish labor market closed with negative numbers November, unable the rest of sectors and campaigns like the Black Friday to compensate the hole left by the layoffs or contract terminations of the companies dedicated to the hospitality. The unemployment, for its part, went down again, in a month, like that of November, always discreet and transitional, in which the companies keep their clothes and wait until next year to start again hiring.
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