The number of unemployed registered at the offices of the Public Employment Service (INEM old) stood at the end of September at 4,447,650 people, 19,720 unemployed after rising in the previous month, the lowest increase since 2007 this month , as reported Thursday by the Ministry of Employment and Social Security.
With the increase in September, the unemployment chains two consecutive months of increases. September is a month that tends to increase unemployment by the end of the summer campaign. Since the beginning of the series, in 1996, only in 2005, 2006 and 2007 unemployment fell. Last year, unemployment rose in September to 25,572 people and, to date, the highest increase corresponds to September 2011, with 95,817 more unemployed.
In the last six years, registered unemployment has increased on average in the months of September more than 70,000 people, according to the Ministry recalled.
Seasonally adjusted registered unemployment decreased by 33,127 people in the ninth month of the year, the best figure in September all the time series, which began in 1996
Over the last twelve months, unemployment has fallen by 276,705 people, bringing the annual rate stood at -5.86%. Jobs stressed that in the full year (January-September), unemployment has fallen by 253,688 people, its biggest drop since 1998
For the Secretary of State for Employment, Engracia Hidalgo, figures September “bind” good behavior that takes recorded since the beginning of the year, “better than in years prior to the crisis.”
1,634,444 contracts in September were recorded, 17.4% more than in the same month in 2013, of which 138,543 were indefinite, equivalent to 8.48% of the total recruitment and figure 29.3% higher than in September last year.
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