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Randstad Spain forecasts that, while the number of employed workers in 2023 will increase to an average of 20.6 million from the 20.4 million figure expected in 2022, the unemployment rate is still expected to continue to grow.
In 2023, Spain’s unemployment rate will stand at 13.2%, higher than the 12.9% rate with which it will close this year, according to research from Randstad Spain.
Randstad Spain forecasts that the upcoming Black Friday and Cyber Monday in Spain (25 November, 27 November) will generate approximately 33,380 hires, a decrease of 17.3% compared to the 40,380 signatures that were signed in 2021.
Approximately 6.9% of the employed population in Spain regularly worked remotely in Q2 2022, according to research from Randstad Spain.
A new study from Randstad Spain showed that since the beginning of the year, the volume of permanent contracts in Spain have grown at a higher level than those of temporary contracts, reaching 2.49 million as of May 2022, up from 784,041 permanent contracts in May 2021, an upsurge of 218.6%.