The manufacturing industry accounts for 15.6% of those registered at the employment offices. Compared to the month of June, almost all vacancies decreased in July.
One in six vacancies in the Basque Country comes from the manufacturing industry. This industry has made 178 vacancies last month in Euskadi, which represents 15.6% of those registered with employment offices.
The list is followed by health activities with a total of 122 offers, representing 10.7% of all offers for the month, according to Lanbide data.
As for the month of June, almost all vacancies have fallen. The offers that fell the most in absolute terms were those for the manufacturing industry, with 254 fewer offers (58.8% decrease). Relatively speaking, the largest decrease occurred in the supply of artistic and recreational activities with a percentage decrease of 82.6%.
At the other extreme are the offers of real estate activities, which are the only ones to increase (37.5%).
In terms of the annualized balance sheet, the best performing offerings are, in absolute terms, that of the public administrationwhich has increased by 138.4%, and the offers with the worst evolution are the artistic ones, with 65% less.
The number of offers registered in the employment offices of the Basque Autonomous Community in July 2022 was 1138which is 1,063 less than in June and 206 more than in July 2021.
On the other hand, 30% of registered offers come from indefinite character69.6% of the offers were of a temporary nature and the remaining 0.4% of a commercial nature.
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Source: EITB
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