'I will pay you next time': inside Catalonia's informal labour market
Fear of reporting and insufficient labour inspections allow informal work to persist in Catalonia
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Migrants celebrate chance to work legally through new regularization plan
Merly Arévalo hopes to find work beyond caregiving and cleaning after four years in Barcelona
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Unemployment in Catalonia: 986 new jobseekers in November
Spanish occupation levels reach best figures for month of November since 2007 ahead of Christmas season
How has the pandemic affected women more than men?
Laura Martínez of the Catalan Women's Institute on frontline workers, work-life balance and gender-based violence
Near 30% rise in unemployment since February 2020
Almost one year on from the beginning of the pandemic, more than 81,000 jobs have been lost
Pay gap between executives and workers continued to widen in 2020
Senior management earned over €5,300 more per month than the average employee
Hydroxychloroquine does not prevent Covid infections, Catalan study finds
Researchers advise against use of malaria drug promoted by Donald Trump
Unemployment in October rises to highest figures in four years
A total of 484,559 people were without work, up over 6,000 compared to the previous month
Working from home 'compulsory' when possible, says work minister
Confusion within government about rule, as spokesperson says current state of alarm does not permit such obligation
Companies and universities urged to operate remotely for two weeks
Rising coronavirus numbers prompt Catalan health authorities to call for immediate action
Spanish cabinet approves working from home bill: How will it work?
Agreement between government, unions and businesses now passes to Congress
Pushing for a pension system reform, Spain proposes incentives for late retirement
Government calls social security reform "urgent" amid economic turbulences
Seasonal workers in Lleida out of work and trapped due to confinement
Hail and heavy rain has damaged many of the crops they would harvest, and their situation has been made worse by the extra lockdown