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Andalusia public-sector hiring expansion
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In late July 2026, 2026 the Junta de Andalucía announced a broad increase in public‑sector recruitment, raising staffing ratios in residential elder‑care homes and preparing more than 1,000 municipal positions across administrative, technical and service roles. The hiring wave also includes roles, alongside thousands of teaching and health‑service posts, reflecting a regional push to replace retirees and curb temporary contracts while projecting modest economic growth. posts. Two days later, later the Spanish Ministry of the Interior added to the recruitment drive by opening opened 70 psychology positions in several Andalusian cities. The posts are divided cities, split between competitive and internal‑promotion categories, with specific academic categories. On 1 August 2026 the regional government approved a massive hiring plan for 2026, creating 17,431 permanent public‑service jobs. The allocation is divided into 10,289 health sector posts (focused on nursing, auxiliary care technicians, orderlies and test requirements. Together, these announcements illustrate administrative staff to replace retirees), 3,720 education positions and 3,422 general‑administration roles. In parallel, €2.14 million was earmarked for 41 new judicial posts, adding forensic doctors, court staff and civil‑registry positions to modernise Andalusia’s justice system. These measures continue a coordinated effort to boost public‑sector employment in Andalusia across diverse fields, from elder‑care elder‑care, mental‑health, health, education, administration and justice, aiming to mental‑health services. replace retirees, curb temporary contracts and support modest economic growth.
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