El empleo marca un nuevo récord con 22,85 millones de ocupados pese a la mayor subida del paro en un verano desde el covid
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Spain's labor market reached a historic high of 22.85 million employed workers in the third quarter of the year, after adding 73,600 jobs between July and September. This growth was notably supported by the impulse of foreign employment.
Despite the record-breaking employment figures, the period also saw an increase in unemployment. Jobless numbers rose by 95,900 people, representing a 3.8% increase compared to the previous quarter and marking the largest summer rise in unemployment since 2020.
Consequently, the overall unemployment rate climbed to 10.18%. Analysts note that while employment achieved a new maximum, the pace of job creation represented the most moderate summer advance since 2019.
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Infobae (Headline 1)Focuses on moderate job growth and unemployment rate reaching 10.18%
Infobae (Headline 2)Emphasizes the specific number of unemployed individuals and the post-COVID rise
Infobae (Headline 3)Highlights the historic employment record despite pandemic-era unemployment trends
Infobae (Headline 4)Balances the employment milestone against the largest summer jobless increase since COVID
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