スペインの雇用省の発表によると、2012年8月までの失業手当は5'7%増加して211億0700万0000ユーロに上り,このまま往くと年内には316億6000万0000ユーロに達し、28億0000'0000ユーロの予算不足に、2012年8月の失業手当は7'9%増えて26億5140万0000ユーロの支出
El gasto en prestaciones por desempleo se desborda y complica el recorte del déficit
El Estado destina un 5,7% más hasta agosto en protección contra el desempleo
El Gobierno esperaba reducir la partida en un 5% pese a la recesión y la destrucción de empleo
Empleo "ve factible" una ampliación de crédito para pagar prestaciones de paro en octubre
El paro registrado vuelve a subir en septiembre con 79.645 desocupados más
El País Madrid 2 OCT 2012 - 10:54 CET
Spending on unemployment benefits and complicates overflows deficit cutting
The State allocates 5.7% through August in unemployment protection
The government hoped to reduce by 5% starting despite the recession and job losses
Jobs "looks likely" an extension of credit to pay unemployment benefits in October
Registered unemployment rises again in September with 79,645 more unemployed
The Country Madrid 2 OCT 2012 - 10:54 CET
More bad news for the Government's commitment to reduce the deficit. Spending on unemployment benefits continued pounding until August, a period in which advanced by 5.7% to 21.107 million euros, according to data published on Tuesday by the Ministry of Employment. This rally disbursement of unemployment benefits left worthless Executive forecasts, expecting to spend less money on this 2012 than in 2011. Secretary of State for Employment, Engracia Hidalgo, has admitted he sees "feasible" an extension of credit for the payment of benefits in the month of October.
In August, the unemployment bill amounted to 2,651.4 million euros, representing an increase of 7.9% over the same month of 2011. To continue at this rate, the state will have to spend 31,660 million to cover benefits, about 2,800 million more than budgeted. When presenting their accounts in March, and experts warned that the Executive estimates did not fit, and he was confident the game by reducing unemployment benefits by 5% in an environment of falling activity, job losses and economic recession.
This gap complicates the task of reducing the deficit, that between January and August and 4.77% exceeds the target set for 2012 for the whole of the Central Government and Social Security, which is 4.5% of domestic product Gross. Moreover, this negative trend, the last hopes fade of a major turning point in the final stretch of the year that would reduce the deviation from the erroneous government forecast.
The government also hoped that the new unemployed had less rights than those who are losing accrued benefit, ie less unemployment waived and for less time, but the double-dip recession is claiming the use of permanent workers, who are usually they are entitled to charge a higher unemployment and longer.
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Moreover, although more money is intended, the coverage rate of the system stood at 67.3%, 3.8 percentage points lower than in August last year, when it was 71.10%, because there half a million more unemployed. There are also more recipients, up 6.3% with a total of 2,960,260 beneficiaries, while the average gross amount received by each one of them was 845.2 euros, representing an increase of 6.3 euros over the same month last year (0.8%).
Compared with July, 843 776 new features were requested and processed high 798,714, representing an increase of 13.8% compared to August 2011. The average time for recognition was 2.59 days, 29.4% more than the same month a year earlier. Foreign beneficiaries totaled 325,210, representing a 9.1% lower than a year ago, that in the case of those from non-EU countries fell by 13.1%, while the EU was 0.4 %.
This year also no effect cutting bill approved in July decree by which the unemployment benefit will be 50% of the contribution base instead of 60% from the sixth month of perception, since the measure only affects new jobseekers.
Employment provides a "complicated fall"
Secretary of State for Employment, Engracia Hidalgo, warning that we must expect a "complicated fall", given the scenario of economic recession and anticipated that the Government considered "feasible" an extension of credit for the payment of benefits in the month October, as indicated on Tuesday at a press conference.
The rise in unemployment in September, according to Hidalgo, "can not be welcomed," but justified the drop despite hiring labor reform recalling that the economy is in recession and has admitted that, according to forecasts The gross domestic product (GDP) will end the year in negative.
The Secretary of State has said that in the coming weeks will present the plan for youth employment.
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