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Number of jobless in Spain rises to 3.47 million, new figures reveal
This means 7,255 people no longer have a job, bringing the total to 3.47 million people out of work.
A quarter of Spain’s unemployed have not worked for at least four years
More than 60% of the long-term unemployed suffer from a lack of skills
Young unemployed Spaniards to received billions in EC funds for training
European Commission jobs boost
Junta de Andalucia scheme gives jobs to thousands of unemployed youths
Andalucia's Emple@Joven program is set to help find more than a thousand jobs for those under 30 throughout Axarquia, by Joe Chivers
Axarquia’s historic sugar industry could be about to be reborn
Pilot project to grow natural sweetener stevia
Unemployed mother returns €800 found in Alhaurin de la Torre phone box
An unemployed mother returns a man's fulll month's wages after finding them in a phone box
€400 incentive to increase youth employment
Businesses will be paid a cut of wage if they hire graduates from new job pool
Spain hires Germany as ‘Sherpa’
Spaniards to receive German-style on-the-job training to help them land well-paid positions
Sales tax to rise as new austerity measures announced
The Prime Minister sets out his austerity plans affecting sales tax, the unemployed and the civil service
Taxing times as unemployment rises in Spain
More cuts and tax rises to come as unemployment goes up again
Spain’s jobless must mind their language
Out of work Spaniards are going back to school to brush up on their language skills to help secure a job
Third of Europe’s unemployed in Spain
New figures show that Spain has a total of 17.9 per cent of its workforce out of work.
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