Unemployment in Catalonia falls for first time since March, down 3.23%
Unions warn many new jobs are precarious and could disappear again by September
Unions warn many new jobs are precarious and could disappear again by September
In the second quarter of 2020, a further 61,300 people lost their jobs, bringing the total without work to 472,900
Last month saw a 0.4% increase in those seeking work, with 485,019 registered at unemployment offices
Employees burn caskets of Japanese carmaker and manufacturers' association officials
15,339 more people left without work compared to April, leaving total jobless at 483,149
As problems receiving benefits continue, grants for provisionally jobless will end on June 30 if no further deals reached
A fall of 4.6% was seen compared with the previous quarter at the end of 2019
The entirety of the month was spent in lockdown due to the coronavirus
Labor minister defends €200 payout after union criticism that measure shows "ignorance" of economic reality in Catalonia
Number of people without work up by 5,800 to a total of 411,600
Emergency payment aimed at people who have lost at least 30% of income can be applied for next week
The coronavirus hit is being felt beyond the health services, with the economy hugely affected and many without work
With only 30% of workshops open to service essential vehicles, associations in the sector demand clear and more effective government measures
A further 21,833 were left without work in March, a jump of 5.52% in the last month
Check out Catalan News' guide to both Catalan and Spanish measures for those in need during these trying times