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Unions Warn of Worst Employment Behavior in Galicia and Indefinite Job Destruction in August

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Unions warn of the worst employment behavior in Galicia compared to the Spanish average, in a month of August in which unemployment amounts to 2.2%, more than the state as a whole, and in which 1,466 jobs were destroyed compared to July.
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Lugo was the Galician province where unemployment increased most year-on-year. It closed in August with 11,110 people enrolled in the employment offices, 450 more than a year earlier, which represents an increase of 4.22%. It was also one of...

August is never a good month for the labor market. Recruitments in the sectors that most pull out of employment in summer, such as hospitality and commerce, are slowed down with the last swings of the tourist season and many branches of activity are half gas from the summer break, especially in the classrooms. That pattern has been repeated this year: Galicia destroyed an average of 1,466 jobs compared to July and the unemployment lists grew by …

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Unions warn of the worst employment behavior in Galicia compared to the Spanish average, in a month of August in which unemployment amounts to 2.2%, more than the state as a whole, and in which 1,466 jobs were destroyed compared to July.

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Unemployment registered in Galicia rose by 2.2% in August and Social Security lost 1,466 contributors, with 109,691 unemployed.The entry Unemployment in Galicia rose by 2.2% in August to 109,691 people and Social Security lost 1,466 contributors aparece primero en Moncloa.

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Moncloa broke the news on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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