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Spain energy price volatility and inflation trends

85 clusters · 258 sources · last updated

Latest: Spain electricity prices show significant midday drops on September 12

Fuel prices in Spain have risen for six consecutive weeks, approaching yearly highs. Following the removal of the 10% VAT reduction in early July, fuel costs increased by 21%, with diesel reaching approximately €1.82 per

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Spanish labor market and regulatory changes

3 clusters · 20 sources · last updated

Latest: Spain labor market: Wage growth projections and severance reform

The Spanish labor market is undergoing shifts in compensation strategies and regulatory requirements. Businesses are responding to rising labor costs—which reached an average gross of 38,748.94 euros per worker in 2025—b

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Spain labour market: absenteeism and employment shifts

174 clusters · 347 sources · last updated

Latest: Spain labor absenteeism rises amid mental health concerns

By late 2026, Spain’s structural rise in labor absenteeism continues to pose significant challenges. While 2025 figures showed a national rate of 5.21% driven by increased temporary incapacity processes, the Adecco Group

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Spain employment trends and economic growth dynamics

10 clusters · 200 sources · last updated

Latest: Spanish labor markets show mixed results in Caudete and Jerez

Spain's labor market continues to show a complex interplay between strong economic growth and seasonal volatility. While the national unemployment rate remains below 10%—the lowest since 2008—the market experienced a sea

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EU and national labor protections for heatwaves

2 clusters · 7 sources · last updated

Latest: France updates labor protections and studies heatwave adaptations

The European Union has failed to reach a consensus on mandatory measures to protect workers from extreme heatwaves. While the EU Advisory Committee on Health and Safety at Work discussed interventions in late 2025—includ

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Sumar leadership reshuffle and ILO leadership race

24 clusters · 72 sources · last updated

Latest: Peru nominates Javier Gonzalez-Olaechea to lead the ILO

Sumar has restructured its executive, appointing Óscar Urralburu as secretary of Organisation and Lander Martínez as head of Institutional, Parliamentary and Government Relations. Minister of Culture Ernest Urtasun will

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Spanish celebrities vacationing in Rías Baixas

2 clusters · 4 sources · last updated

Latest: Rías Baixas becomes summer destination for Spanish celebrities

The Rías Baixas region in Galicia has emerged as a prominent summer destination for various Spanish public figures and celebrities. Notable visitors to the area include musician Nacho Cano, presenters Javier Sardá, Jesús

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Spain Ley Rider labor regulation implementation

3 clusters · 9 sources · last updated

Latest: Spain's 'Ley rider' remains controversial five years after implementation

Five years after the implementation of the ‘Ley Rider’ (Royal Decree-Law 9/2021), Spain remains divided over the regulation’s impact on the digital delivery sector. The law was designed to protect the labor rights of del

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Spanish parliamentary gridlock and executive reliance on dek

3 clusters · 17 sources · last updated

Latest: Spain faces political uncertainty ahead of 2027 elections

In late July 2026, Spain’s lower house concluded its legislative term with an unprecedentedly low output of ordinary laws—only ten passed—while relying heavily on decree-laws and enacting procedural reforms, including a

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