The unemployment figures for January have been published, and unemployment in Manilva has risen for the fifth consecutive month, with 51 more people, bringing the total to 1367, of whom 824 are women and 543 are men.
The number of registered businesses in the town in December stands at 493, with year-on-year growth of 5.3% and a fall of -1.8% in December.
Figures for the last year:
- January 2022: 1367 +51 unemployed
- December 2021: 1316 +6 unemployed
- November 2021: 1310 +59 unemployed
- October 2021: 1251 +61 unemployed
- September 2021: 1190 +51 unemployed
- August 2021: 1139 -86 unemployed
- July 2021: 1225 -221 unemployed
- June 2021: 1466 -208 unemployed
- 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
As regards hiring, there was also a fall in the number of employment contracts signed compared with the previous month, with 8 fewer contracts, bringing the figure to 277 contracts, 183 for men and 94 for women.
The construction sector remains, for another month, the one generating the most jobs in January with 79 new contracts, followed by hospitality with 59 new hires this month, and retail trade and vehicle repair with 23.
As for temporary employment, 100% of the new contracts signed in December were temporary. Under-25s registered the fewest hires with 29 contracts, compared with 107 new contracts for those aged 45 or over and 141 for those aged between 25 and 44.
Last month Manilva Town Hall launched an aid plan for the self-employed and micro-enterprises, setting aside €200.000 for the creation of new businesses that help create jobs and thereby improve these figures, although no improvement has yet been seen.
The Employment Promotion department of Manilva Town Hall, headed by Marcos Ruiz, has also launched a web platform that gives local businesses an ideal tool, which is already starting to be used, to publish job offers or find potential candidates, who can also register on the platform to post their CV. It can be accessed at: https://empleomanilva.com
The historical unemployment figures recorded in Manilva since 2005 can be viewed by clicking here
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