JUNTA REIVINDICA EL RÉCORD DE AFILIACIÓN A SEGURIDAD SOCIAL Y LA CREACIÓN DE 20.700 NUEVOS EMPLEOS EN 2026

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Castilla-La Mancha reached a record high of 832,598 people affiliated with Social Security in July 2026, adding nearly 20,700 new jobs over the past year. Despite a slight monthly increase in unemployment due to extraordinary immigration regularization processes, the region maintains the lowest July unemployment figures in 18 years.

Employment Overview

• 832,598 people affiliated with Social Security (all-time high)
• 20,700 new jobs created in the last 12 months
• 5,686 new jobs added in July alone (14% of Spain's total)
• 151,909 self-employed workers (highest since September 2009)
• 67,490 contracts signed in July (40.87% permanent)

Unemployment Data

• 114,696 unemployed (lowest July figure in 18 years)
• 2,450 fewer unemployed than last year (2.09% decrease)
• Monthly increase of 843 unemployed (0.74%) due to immigration regularization
• Annual decreases across all sectors:
  • Agriculture: 386 fewer (7.75% decrease)
  • Industry: 133 fewer (1.34% decrease)
  • Construction: 393 fewer (5.17% decrease)
  • Services: 2,484 fewer (2.95% decrease)
• Provincial breakdown (year-over-year):
  • Albacete: 635 fewer (3% decrease)
  • Ciudad Real: 948 fewer (3.02% decrease)
  • Cuenca: 233 more (2.76% increase)
  • Guadalajara: 47 more (0.39% increase)
  • Toledo: 1,147 fewer (2.6% decrease)

Labor Market Trends

• Affiliation growth of 0.69% in July (above national average)
• 1,500+ new self-employed workers in the past year
• Unemployment decreased for women and those over 50 in July
• Over 100,000 fewer unemployed since current government took office
• 193,000 new jobs created during current administration