2012年のスペインの25歳以下の失業者は46'000人増加して930'200人に。失業率55%！
Báñez se olvida de la fuga de talento para destacar el descenso del paro juvenil
El desempleo entre los menores de 25 años ha caído en 40.000 personas en el cuarto trimestre
Sin embargo, el dato está condicionado por el desplome de los activos en este colectivo
El número de jóvenes en disposición de trabajar se reduce en 166.000 en el tramo final de 2012
ANÁLISIS: La crisis golpea a los jóvenes, ¿hasta cuándo?
El País Madrid 25 ENE 2013 - 15:08 CET
Banez forget the talent drain to highlight the decline in youth unemployment
Unemployment among the under 25s has fallen by 40,000 people in the fourth quarter
However, the data is affected by the collapse of the assets in this group
The number of young people willing to work is reduced by 166,000 in the final stretch of 2012
ANALYSIS: The crisis hits youth, how long?
The Country Madrid 25 ENE 2013 - 15:08 CET
Employment Minister Fatima Banez, stressed Friday that, although the balance of the Labour Force Survey for the fourth quarter that allowed the number of unemployed in Spain to the edge of the six million is bad, it does offer some positive . Among them, Banez has highlighted the decline in unemployment among young people, according to the INE has dropped by 40,000 people. However, what the minister has said is that this cut, the first since late 2011, has been largely influenced by the exit of Spain of thousands of young people trying to look abroad the opportunity not offered by the country's labor market.
According to the same data from the EPA, the number of people under 25 who is willing to work has plummeted in 166,000 in the fourth quarter of 2012, an unprecedented decline over the year, reflecting that the phenomenon of brain drain is accelerating. To INE statistics, this group of young people who no longer have active population also disappears from the calculation of unemployed.
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In addition, other data that exposes the alleged decline in unemployment among young people is that the collective unemployment rate has increased again between October and December, reaching 55% of the total, seven points more than at the end of 2011.
With these raw and compared to 2011, youth unemployment increased by 46,000 over 2012, representing the largest increase since 2009, when Spain was also in recession. At the end of the year, 930,200 children under 25 years old and willing to work were unemployed. Also, the fact that it is now in its sixth consecutive year of increases leaving less and less room for further increase.
Despite this, Banez has dedicated a portion of its exposure to the efforts undertaken by the Government to curb unemployment among young people. In this regard, he pointed out that, according to the latest tally, in 2012 82,238 new contracts were signed for entrepreneurs, that is the one to dismiss without compensation for the first year. Of the total, half were signed with youth, which, in his opinion, shows that this formula "is working." However, these headings do not boosted fixed commitments that had fallen through November 25,000 over 2011, to stay in 1085637.
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