Editorial: El Mundo

• Job instability has grown in Spain despite labor reform.
• Annual layoffs of non-continuous fixed contracts have doubled over this period.
• Unemployment remains one of Spain's main concerns with a rate of 11.3%.
• Absenteeism has increased by 78.5% since 2019, and there is difficulty filling vacancies.
• The Government has delayed the presentation of its evaluation of the labor reform.

Conclusion: The labor reform has failed to effectively address Spain's main labor market vulnerabilities such as job instability and unemployment.

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