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When a person loses his job in Catalonia and enter unemployed , the trance usually lasts almost a year and a half average , according to a study published by Asempleo, the association of temporary work agencies in Spain. The time it takes an unemployed back into the labor market is 17 months, two more than they take half the unemployed in Spain.
The crisis has complicated the return to work hundreds of thousands of people who have lost or are seeking a first entry into the labor market. Despite the improved expectations now that jobs are being created in Spain, although it took a quarter more to reinsert a stopped what had before the outbreak of the recession.
Catalonia has recovered half the lost work
The Asempleo employer argues that the temporary contract, which is majority between the new occupation that creates, it is a good formula that can shorten time unemployed . In the case of Catalonia, however, this is not shown in the study. A standing takes the same time to find a job mid -17 months whether just finding a temporary work as if any other -temporal, indefinite or autonomous rate.
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in Spain, the unemployed who are reinserted through a temporary contract just two months reducing the period they are unemployed. A standing takes a year to find a temporary job and 14 months on average in the case of an indefinite vacancy. The longest standing are those who decide to start as half-an autonomous 19 months.
If the results are regarded by sex, A woman takes two and a half months to return to that no man labor market, according Asempleo.
The age and training, key factors
The younger the ‘ standing less takes to happen to be busy. Young people, says the study, nine months hard time overcoming unemployment. At the other extreme is the chronicity suffered by older workers. Over 55 years without work takes an average of two years to return to the labor market in Spain.
Training is also a differential, and have it help in the difficult task to overcome unemployment. The unemployed with higher education in Spain takes 12.7 months on average to be hired, while those who credited only basic studies require almost a year and a half.
Source Ara.cat
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