Spain’s Youth Unemployment Rises 5.8% Year on Year, InfoJobs Says

• Spanish youth unemployment rose 5.8% year-on-year to 204,973 in October; overall unemployment fell 0.9%.
• AI is limiting entry-level opportunities, with the share of vacancies requiring no experience shrinking substantially across several professional categories between 2023 and 2025.
• Sales vacancies requiring no previous experience fell by 27,991 year-on-year in January-October.
• Over the same period, entry-level customer service vacancies declined by 8,235; education and training openings fell by 5,377.
• Spain’s youth unemployment rate stood at 22.8% in September, compared with the European Union average of 15.5%.

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