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Adoption of AI in Spain puts 400,000 jobs at risk: Randstad - Vimarsana News

Adoption of AI in Spain puts 400,000 jobs at risk: Randstad

The progressive implementation of generative AI for companies in Spain will lead to the loss of nearly 400,000 net jobs in the next ten years, according to Randstad Spain.

Artificial intelligence will result in loss of 400,000 jobs in Spain over the next decade claim - Vimarsana News

Artificial intelligence will result in loss of 400,000 jobs in Spain over the next decade claim

Two million jobs will disappear due to AI, but some 1.6 million new occupations that do not currently exist will be created, according to researchers

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Majority of workers in Spain will need to update their knowledge and skills within three years: Randstad - Vimarsana News

Majority of workers in Spain will need to update their knowledge and skills within three years: Randstad

Six out of ten workers in Spain will need training in the next three years to update their knowledge and skills for their job performance, according to a report prepared by Randstad Research in Spain.

Spanish firms set to increase salaries in 2024, but most will be below inflation, Randstad finds - Vimarsana News

Spanish firms set to increase salaries in 2024, but most will be below inflation, Randstad finds

Salaries across Spain will increase between 2% and 3.5% next year, according to data by Randstad Research in Spain.

Spain's Christmas hiring campaign to generate fewer contracts this year - Vimarsana News

Spain's Christmas hiring campaign to generate fewer contracts this year

Randstad Spain predicts that the upcoming Christmas campaign will generate more than 347,000 new hires in the country, 3.5% less than last year's campaign, when 359,950 new job contracts were signed.