In the second quarter of 2009, is still destroying jobs, with 145,800 persons employed less (-0.76%) and unemployment continues to rise by 126,700 people, bringing the unemployment rate reaches to 17.92% to 4,137,500 unemployed. Compared to 2008 is 1,755,900 more unemployed, a 73.73%.
This job loss affects both men and women, -0.76% and -0.19% respectively, but is more prevalent among men, especially among those under 30 years (84 500 fewer jobs, representing 57.8% of total jobs lost in this quarter).
By sector employment grows only in the service sector (0.46%), coinciding with the start of the summer. The rest is still losing employment, both quarterly and annually, highlighting the loss of jobs in the industry with 100,800 jobs less than in the second quarter.
In the second quarter are 23,082,400 assets, 19,100 fewer than in the previous quarter (-0.08%), but 275,700 more than in 2008 (1.21%). The number asset is decreasing among men, both quarterly and year-(-0.28% and -0.40% respectively). But among women the number of assets grows both quarterly and annually (0.18% and 3.36%).
Unemployment increased in all economic sectors except construction, where there are 41,900 fewer unemployed (-5.63%) over the first quarter of 2009 as a result of the work of the Local Investment Plan, but compared to 2008 number of unemployed is 85.25% higher. In the rest of the unemployed in agriculture sector rose by 14.08%, 5.70% in industry and services by 1.32%.
By gender the increase in unemployment is higher among men among women, especially among young men. In the 2nd quarter 2,289,100 unemployed men is 4.25% more than the previous quarter and 93.52% more than 12 months earlier. Among the 1,848,400 women are standing, a 1.84% more than in the first quarter and 54.20% more than in 2008.
The long-term unemployed people grew by 117,000 (11.97%), and down those who seek their first employment with 12,800 fewer unemployed (-4.29%).
The number of households with all members active in unemployment continues to rise, 49,900 from the previous quarter and 564,400 in the last 12 months. The total number of households in this situation is 1,118,300.
The temporary rate continues to decline and stood at 25.24% (0.17 percentage points lower than the previous quarter), representing 4.15 percentage points less than a year ago, which is due to adjustment that still occurs in employment more strongly affects temporary contracts. Employees with permanent contracts down by 52,000 and 54,000 temporary, both with respect to the previous quarter. In the past year, employees with permanent contracts have dropped 135,200 people (almost 1.2%), while temporary fall in 981.00, almost 20%. This means that the bulk of employment is being destroyed is temporary, but job losses undefined is also important.
For State government unemployment falls in Aragon, the Balearic Islands, Cantabria, Catalonia, Extremadura, Ceuta. CCOO
concerned about the job losses and rising unemployment, while in the second quarter was not as alarming compared to the previous.
This requires giving more coverage to all people without any benefit, and implement the necessary measures for economic recovery. For these elements was essential to have reached an agreement in the framework of social dialogue, which has frustrated the attitude of CEOE, maintaining its objective of obtaining competitive advantages at the expense of reducing the rights of workers. CCOO
require the government to take necessary measures to reactivate economic activity, which is what really will be generated using quality, value-added, leading to Spain to compete in international markets.
Madrid, July 24, 2009. Confederal Secretariat
Employment and Migration CCOO.
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