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- Spanish unemployment rate down to 16.38% in Q3
Spanish unemployment rate down to 16.38% in Q3
The number of employed persons increases by 235,900 people in the third quarter of 2017 compared to the previous quarter (1.25%) and stands at 19,049,200. In terms seasonally adjusted, the quarterly variation is 0.75%. Employment has grown in 521,700 people in the last 12 months.
The annual rate is 2.82%. - The occupation in the public sector increases this quarter by 58,300 and in the sector private it does in 177,600. In the last 12 months employment has increased in 463,500 people in the private sector and 58,200 in the public. - The total number of employees rises this quarter at 216,400.
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