US EditionSpanish self-employed workers: Lower turnover and higher expenses
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Spanish self-employed workers: Lower turnover and higher expenses
The Corner This is revealed by the latest Barometer from the Association of Self-Employed Workers (ATA), which details that “40.9% of self-employed workers state that their turnover has decreased in the first quarter of the year compared to 2024,” while “28.4% believe that their activity will decrease in the coming months.” In fact, “three out of four self-employed workers are not optimistic and have a negative (45.6%) or very negative (28.7%) p…
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