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Medical casualties account for 8.4 per cent of the agreed hours on the islands, which exceed the national average of absenteeism in the second quarter.
The industry at the forefront in terms of absenteeism, with a rate of 8.32% in the second quarter of 2026. The Canary Islands accounted for the highest percentage of absenteeism in the country, with 9.6%
The community records 7.4% of hours not worked compared to 7.76% of the national average, according to the latest report of Adecco The salary increase in agreement scale to 3.03% in Andalusia, far from 4.9% of the CPI
A report by the multinational human resources company details that this level is 2.26 points above the pre-Pandemic data (2019).
The Galician industry and the rest of its economy advance in different directions when working time is observed. Between April and June 2026, absenteeism increased in the industry, but it decreased slightly in the whole of the activities. The contrast leaves Galicia with the highest industrial rate in Spain, despite being one of the only two communities where it improves the general indicator.
Canarias is the community that has registered the highest rate with 9.6%, followed by Asturias and the Basque Country, both with 9.5%.
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