Record absenteeism hits 7.68% of Spain’s workforce, signaling a structural labor issueExecutive summary: Daily absenteeism in Spain reached a record 7.68% in 2025, affecting roughly 1.6–1.7 million workers each day. The increase indicates a deepening structural labor market problem that could suppress productivity and economic performance. Spanish workers, employers, labor analysts, and policymakers. Ongoing monitoring, potential policy interventions, and debate over labor reforms are expected in the coming months.Data from Expansión shows daily absenteeism rose to 7.68% in 2025, corresponding to about 1.6–1.7 million workers missing each day. Experts label the trend a structural challenge for productivity and economic growth. The figure surpasses previous historical peaks and prompts discussion on policy responses.Connected developmentsBanking sector market cap shiftDefense industry expansionOpen the full case file on Beyond →
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