Key facts
- Spain's registered unemployment fell to 2,291,982 in June.
- This is the lowest unemployment figure since January 2008.
- The number of unemployed individuals dropped below 2.3 million.
- Social Security membership reached a record high of 22.47 million contributors.
- The services sector led job gains.
- The data reflects the situation in June.
Spain has recorded a significant decrease in registered unemployment, with the figure falling below 2.3 million for the first time since January 2008. In June, the number of registered unemployed individuals stood at 2,291,982. This marks a substantial improvement in the labor market. Alongside the drop in unemployment, Social Security membership achieved a new record, reaching 22.47 million contributors. This indicates a strong expansion in the number of people actively contributing to the social security system. The services sector was identified as the main engine behind the job growth, spearheading the gains in employment across the country. This sector's performance has been crucial in driving down unemployment rates and boosting overall economic activity.