Unemployment evolved differently across the three provinces. Zaragoza ended September with 283 fewer unemployed people than in August, a decline of 0.72%. By contrast, unemployment rose by 299 people in Huesca, an increase of 4.36%, and by 154 in Teruel, up 3.76%. As a result, the total number of unemployed people in Zaragoza province stood at 38,934 at the end of September. In Huesca, the figure reached 7,159 unemployed people, while in Teruel it stood at 4,251.
DATA IN SPAIN
In Spain, the number of registered unemployed people rose by 23,587 in September (+1%), reaching 2,379,505 unemployed people. The negative trend is linked to the extraordinary regularization process for migrants, which brought nearly 30,000 new job seekers in the past month.
At the end of September, 56,476 unemployed people were registered after benefiting from the extraordinary regularization process, and 52% had been registered with SEPE for less than a month—more than 29,000 people, according to data published Friday by the Ministry of Labour and Social Economy.
