📋 Tender Overview
In those nine months the total number of registered people has fallen by 826102. The total number of unemployed is the lowest in a month of November since 2008. Registered unemployment falls in all economic sectors and age groups.The month of November ended with a fall of 74381 -2.28 fewer people registered in the offices of the State Public Employment Service SEPE.The total number of registered unemployment stands therefore at 3182687 people the lowest figure in a month of November since 2008. It also reduces the levels prior to the pandemic in November there are 63360 people registered as unemployed less than in February 2020.In seasonally adjusted terms registered unemployment fell by 98061 people.November closes the longest cycle of unemployment decline in the historical series with nine consecutive months.Since February there are 826102 fewer registered people.Unemployment by economic sectorsRegistered unemployment fell in all economic sectors compared to October. In Services it decreased by 48528 people -2.11 in Industry by 7689 people -2.91 in Agriculture there were 6072 -3.89 fewer registered people and in Construction it decreased by 4336 people -1.70.Unemployment in the month of November also fell in the group Without Previous Employment by 7756 people -2.77.In all sectors of activity and especially in the Services sector unemployment is already at levels lower than those at the start of the pandemic.Unemployment by sex and ageUnemployment falls more among women than among men. There are 40322 -2.09 women registered less in the public employment services reducing the total to 1888257.Female unemployment has fallen by 416522 women since February and there are already fewer unemployed women than before the pandemic.Male unemployment stands at 1294430 falling by 34059 -2.56 men.Unemployment among young people under 25 years of age fell in November by 11554 people -4.50 compared to the previous month. The number of unemployed people under 25 years of age has fallen by 120961 since March leaving 16006 young people unemployed less than at the beginning of the pandemic.Unemployment aged 25 and over fell by 62827 people -2.09.Unemployment by autonomous communitiesRegistered unemployment drops in 15 Autonomous Communities. We found the most important falls in the Valencian Community 30633 fewer registered unemployed in the Community of Madrid -11477 people and Andalusia -9162 people.It rises in the Balearic Islands 5771 and in the Principality of Asturias 647.In year-on-year terms registered unemployment fell in all autonomous communities.Contracts in the month of NovemberIn the month of November a total of 2021546 contracts were signed the highest figure for a month of November in the historical series.282981 of them are of an indefinite nature and it is the highest figure reached in any month in the entire historical series. These contracts represent 14 of all contracts signed in the month of November.Regarding the duration of their working hours 175843 contracts are full-time and 107138 part-time.The remaining contracts until completing the total of 2021546 for the month of November are 12111 of a training nature and 1726454 other types of temporary contracts. Within this last group the Eventuals due to Production Circumstance full-time working hours stand out with 27.14 followed by the Specific Work or Service contract full-time working hours with 24.28 of the total all contracts. Temporary contracts with part-time hours account for 29.93 of the total signed.Benefits corresponding to the month of OctoberThe existing beneficiaries at the end of the month were 1821886.Spending on ERTE benefits for the month of October stands at 189 million euros the lowest figure since this employment protection mechanism was launched.Total expenses on benefits for October 2021 amounted to 1864.5 million euros 29.7 less than the same month the previous year.The average monthly expenditure per beneficiary not including the agricultural subsidy for Andalusia and Extremadura in the month of October 2021 was 1050.6 euros.
