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Yolanda Díaz Discusses Potential Increase in Spain's Minimum Wage Yolanda Díaz, Spain's Second Vice President and Minister of Labor, recently addressed the press following the first meeting of the expert

Headline: Mexico's Tortilla Dilemma - A Deep Dive into the Taco Industry Crisis The Tortilla Tumult in Mexico The Mexican antitrust regulator accuses a multinational processed corn flour company of

The Power of Networking in Job Search It is challenging to find a senior executive, manager, or middle manager who has not received a resume from a friend or acquaintance.

The Daily Commute Struggle: A Deep Dive into the Spanish Workforce Introduction The daily grind of commuting to work is a struggle faced by many individuals around the world. In

The Spanish Economy: A Record-Breaking Growth The Spanish economy has achieved a remarkable milestone, recording the highest GDP growth in the European Union in the third quarter: a 3.4% year-on-year

The Changing Landscape of Families in Spain and Beyond The days of large, traditional families like the one portrayed in the 1960s film series "La gran familia" are long gone.

The latest Active Population Survey (EPA) released this Friday brings promising news for certain regions in terms of employment. One standout region is Asturias, where employment has seen the most