If you’re thinking of relocating to Spain but want to make sure you land a job, here are the 20 most in-demand jobs in the country in 2022 according to LinkedIn.
Unemployment dropped sharply in Spain in 2021, falling almost three percentage points to a rate not seen since before the pandemic and the 2008 financial crisis, the National Statistics Institute (INE) said on Thursday.
If you’re considering working as a private teacher in Spain, the latest stats show why you’ll be increasingly sought-after and likely to find plenty of pupils to make a living. Here’s why.
The number of registered foreign workers grew by more than 9 percent in 2021 in Spain, the country’s Social Security Ministry reported on Wednesday, following an exodus of workers during 2020 caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Spain is the second best country in the world to combine work and travel, only behind neighbouring Portugal, a new study by international travel company Kayak has found. Here are the reasons why you should consider remote working from Spain.
The Spanish government on Thursday proposed yet more changes to self-employed workers' tax contributions, with the new measures suggested for 2023 beneficial for low earners but bad news for higher earners. How much will 'autónomos' of all income brackets pay if the new laws are approved?
Employers in all industries in Spain can now recruit third-country nationals in their countries of origin rather than having to find candidates in Spain when they’re struggling to fill job positions, the Spanish Ministry of Inclusion has announced.
The number of registered jobless in Spain posted a record drop in 2021 as the relaxation of pandemic restrictions boosted its key tourism sector, official statistics showed Tuesday.
Spain’s government has announced labour reforms that are set to come into force in 2022. The proposals include protections for temporary workers, severance pay, retraining funds and a whole host of other measures designed to lessen precarious work in Spain.
Spain's government said Thursday it had reached a deal with unions and employers over a reform the country's labour laws it promised Brussels it would deliver this year in return for billions of euros in EU funds.
If you're an 'autónomo' (self-employed worker) in Spain here are the most important changes you should be aware of that will come into force next year, from imminent tax rises to the financial aid available from regional and national governments.
The Spanish government has announced that it has earmarked €3 billion of the EU recovery funds for the digital transformation of businesses run by one million SMEs and 'autónomos' in the country.
Just weeks after Spain became the first EU member to give delivery workers labour rights, firms that employ them like Uber Eats or Just Eat are still struggling to adapt to a new law which may become a model for the rest of Europe.
The number of people in work in Spain is the highest in 13 years as the country's unemployment rate fell to under 14 percent in Q3 2021, new government data shows.
Millions of self-employed workers in Spain will pay €294 a month in social security contributions next year, €8 more than the €286 most 'autónomos' currently pay.
Being autónomo in Spain has always been a tough gig, but the pandemic has tightened the screw for many more self-employed. Here are six websites through which SMEs and autónomos can get financing and government aid.
Spain’s Council of Ministers on Tuesday approved the proposed rise of the country’s minimum wage from €950 to €965, a measure which will come into effect this September.
Spain on Thursday posted a record drop in jobless figures in August as the labour market was buoyed by the recovery of the tourism sector thanks to a relaxation of pandemic restrictions.
The pandemic has shown millions of workers in Spain the benefits of remote working, although many employers are now asking staff to return to their workplaces. Here are some of the most in-demand jobs in Spain where remote working will be allowed once Covid restrictions end.
Spain has beaten its record of workers with higher education qualifications - 9 million - a bittersweet milestone which highlights the degree of overqualification in a work market that’s dominated by low-paying service-based jobs.
The number of job vacancies in Spain which involve working from home has risen by more than 200 percent, with experts suggesting it’s a “structural change that’s here to stay”. But will Spain really become a nation of remote workers after Covid?
Deliveroo's trademark green rucksacks may soon disappear from Spanish streets after food delivery firm said it was considering leaving that market where its riders will soon be recognised as staff.
Spain's economy rebounded into growth in the second quarter of 2021, data showed on Friday, two days after the International Monetary Fund forecasted that Spain’s GDP growth next year will be among the highest in the developed world.
Covid-19 cases in Spain are still high, yet many companies want their employees to return to the office. Do you have the right to refuse to return to your workplace and to choose to continue working remotely instead?
The Spanish government will send letters to thousands of companies in the country warning them that they face fines of up to €820,000 for exposing their employees to conditions that could cause heatstroke and for not offering them the necessary protection.