According to data published this Friday by the Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration, Aragon nevertheless has 23,261 more contributors than in September 2025, representing a 3.7% year-on-year increase.
Zaragoza was the only Aragonese province where enrollment increased in September, with 6,482 more people, up 1.37%. In Huesca, by contrast, it fell by 6,067 people, down 5.08%, while Teruel lost 1,122 contributors, a decline of 1.83%. As a result, the total number of contributors stood at 477,963 in Zaragoza province, 113,332 in Huesca and 60,182 in Teruel.
ZARAGOZA, HUESCA AND TERUEL GAIN CONTRIBUTORS OVER THE YEAR
Compared with September last year, enrollment increased in all three provinces. Zaragoza added 17,295 workers, Huesca 4,464 and Teruel 1,504. These increases represent rises of 3.75%, 4.1% and 2.56%, respectively.
Of the 651,476 Social Security contributors in Aragon in the ninth month of the year, 553,025 were registered under the general scheme. Of these, 15,780 belonged to the agricultural scheme and 10,266 to the domestic workers' scheme. The other 98,451 were self-employed contributors.
SOCIAL SECURITY ENROLLMENT RISES IN SPAIN
In Spain, average Social Security enrollment increased by 92,327 people in September (+0.41%), reaching a total of 22,437,553 contributors. This was the largest increase for this month in the entire historical series, in a context influenced by the emergence of jobs following the extraordinary regularization of migrants and a rebound of more than 60,000 workers in education due to the start of the school year.
This is reflected in data published this Friday by the Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration, which show an increase of 739,888 contributors over the past 12 months, equivalent to a rise of 3.41%.
By scheme, the General Scheme ended September with an average of 18,888,481 employees, after adding 80,397 compared with August, an increase of 0.43%. Among the sectors of activity, education stands out, adding 60,323 contributors (+5.41%) with the start of the school year, while administrative activities added 36,557 contributors (+2.4%).
Meanwhile, 14,229 self-employed workers were added in August, an increase of 0.41%, bringing the total to 3,483,645 average contributors. Compared with September 2025, 70,353 more self-employed workers were recorded at the end of last month.