Unemployment has fallen for the third consecutive month in Manilva, leaving 92 more people in work in May. FCC, the new cleaning company, may be one of the firms that generated the most employment contracts this May, helped by the hospitality sector, which remains a very important source of jobs in the town.
The number of unemployed people in the town currently stands at 1674, made up of 688 men and 986 women. These figures are close to last year’s data and give hope of a slight recovery, which will need to improve significantly over the coming months.
Figures for the last year:
- May 2021: 1674 -92 unemployed
- April 2021: 1766 -3 unemployed
- March 2021: 1769 -84 unemployed
- February 2021: 1853 +22 unemployed (Record high)
- January 2021: 1831 +74 unemployed
- December 2020: 1757 +59 unemployed
- November 2020: 1698 +85 unemployed
- October 2020: 1613 +105 unemployed
- September 2020: 1508 +127 unemployed
- August 2020: 1381 +30 unemployed
- July 2020: 1351 -219 unemployed
- June 2020: 1570 -45 unemployed
- May 2020: 1615 Unchanged
- April 2020: 1615 +162 unemployed
- March 2020: 1453 +137 unemployed
- February 2020: 1316 -9 unemployed
- January 2020: 1325 +1 unemployed
- December 2019: 1324 +35 unemployed
- November 2019: 1289 +69 unemployed
- October 2019: 1220 +151 unemployed
As for hiring, this month there were 330 new employment contracts. Hospitality was once again the sector that generated the most employment, with 105 new contracts, followed by construction with 61, wholesale and retail trade with 38, and 38 in administration and auxiliary services.
By age group, people under 25 once again accounted for the fewest hires, with 57, compared with 165 new contracts for people aged between 25 and 44 and 108 contracts for people over 45.
You can see the historical unemployment data recorded in Manilva since 2005 by clicking here
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