📋 Tender Overview
Social Security registered 2030477 foreign affiliates on average in June representing an increase of 20593 employed compared to the previous month 1.02. The sectors that added the most within the General Regime were Construction 7.09 Hospitality 5.95 and Public Administration and Defense 4.61. On the last day of the month on the other hand 2011827 foreign affiliates were recorded. If we take into account the figure for the end of June 45435 foreign affiliates would have been recovered since the last day in March the month in which the impact of the pandemic on COVID-19 began to be verified in the labor market and ended with 1966392 busy outsiders.The interannual variation is negative -6.78 as it has happened since April. The affiliation of this group accounted for an average 147792 fewer assets than in June last year.In the Social Security system as a whole foreign employed persons represented 10.90 of the total on average. Of the total 1268659 came from countries outside the EU and the rest 761818 from EU countries. 56.76 were men 1152416 while women accounted for 43.24 878061. The most numerous groups of foreign workers were those from Romania 334221 Morocco 254664 Italy 123155 and China 92385. They were followed by national workers from Colombia 74978 Ecuador 68916 the United Kingdom 67793 Venezuela 64465 and Bulgaria 59358. More than 50000 affiliates from Portugal were also registered 54728.Average monthly foreign affiliationThe data on the average affiliation of foreigners reflects in June an increase of 20593 employed with respect to the average for May 1.02 to put the total number at 2030477 workers. Foreign affiliates were joined by most of the autonomous communities headed by Castilla-La Mancha 11.07 Aragn 6.81 and Extremadura 6.26. Foreign workers lost Andalusia -7.79 Murcia -4.67 La Rioja -1.96 and Navarra -1.07. Ceuta -5.22 and Melilla -1.70 also subtracted. By regimes as usual the majority of foreign affiliates fell within the General Regime with 1674965 workers includes the Special Agrarian System with 225735 employed persons and the Home System with 157425. The Self-Employed Regime followed with 350875 members the Special Regime of the Sea with 4602 and that of Coal with 35. The General Regime added an average of 0.82 of foreign affiliates during the month. The sectors with the highest increase are Construction 7.09 Hospitality 5.95 and Public Administration and Defense 4.61. The Special Agrarian System -9.27 Education -8.47 and Health Activities -0.48 have suffered loss of employed persons.The number of foreigners registered in the Special Regime for Self-Employed Workers meanwhile grew by 1.95 in the last month.Social Security registered 2011827 foreign affiliates on the last day of June which meant 10214 fewer workers compared to the beginning of the month that is 0.51 less.By Autonomous Community Castilla-La Mancha 4.23 Galicia 3.53 Cantabria 3.33 Asturias 3.18 Castilla y Leon 2.96 added their members. Balearic Islands 2.66 Catalonia 2.48 Aragon 2.45 Madrid 1.33 C. Valenciana 0.75 and the Canary Islands 0.57 . Foreign affiliates lose Andalusia -11.82 Murcia -9.02 La Rioja -4.67 Extremadura -3.35 Navarra -2.77 and Basque Country -0.01 as well as Ceuta -5.58 and Melilla -1.07. The evolution by sector was uneven. Food and beverage services 17409 Retail trade 5950 as well as Specialized construction activities 4508 and Building construction 3319 were the sectors with the highest number of affiliates between the first and last days of the month. On the contrary Education lost 10140 foreign workers.Year-on-year variationThe average affiliation of this group registered 147792 fewer assets in June than the same month last year -6.78. All the autonomous communities saw their number of foreign affiliates decrease in year-on-year terms especially the Balearic Islands -24.58 the Canary Islands -9.51 Extremadura -8.53 the Valencian Community - 7.69 as well as Ceuta -24.74 and Melilla -22.01. In the General Scheme the number of registered foreign workers fell by 8.51 in the last year with especially pronounced losses in the Hospitality Industry -23.90 and Artistic Activities -21.33.
