Escrivá anticipates the best November for employment since 2006

The official forecasts of the Social Security are immune to the rumors of shortages and the flagrant escalation of energy prices. According to the data presented this Wednesday by the minister Jose Luis Escrivá, November will close the month with a balance of about 42,000 newly employed; which would mean the best employment data in a month of November from the 2006. “We are facing a very intense growth in employment”, “it is firmly confirmed that the month of November maintains its trend of vigor […] and it links up with a sequence of already very intense months, “he declared at a press conference this Wednesday.

If Escrivá’s calculations are fulfilled, Spain will end the month above the level of 19.7 million workers active, a new occupancy record (after beating the previous record in October). November is usually a discreet month, pulling bad for employment. In the last 10 November, only three have registered ‘green numbers’ and job creation. In the rest, the total number of employed persons has fallen. This month, according to Escrivá, will be one of the first, with an especially intense creation of occupation for these dates. The sectors that will pull the car will be the hostelry, with a strong growth of 3.3% compared to the previous month, the artistic activities (2%) and, to a lesser extent, the transport (0,8%).

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Another fact that supports Escrivá’s thesis of the “very persistent and very continuous dynamism” that the Spanish labor market has manifested in recent months is that, in parallel with job creation, companies with a valid erte continue to disaffect part of your templates. The minister has anticipated that November will close with 50,000 workers affected by a suspension less compared to October, up to a total of about 140,000 people throughout Spain.

In the same way that the head of Social Security has highlighted the record records that November will foreseeably leave (and that have been leaving several of the preceding months), he has also recognized that “it is evident that we cannot maintain these rates of employment growth many more months. ”