Social Security contributions in Spain saw a 16.9% increase in hours and 15.6% rise in days since pre-pandemic levels as of March 31, 2026, according to government statistics. The data, published by the Ministry of Inclusión, Seguridad Social y Migraciones, excludes days affected by ERTEs, incapacities, and other benefits. From 2019 to 2026, days cotized rose 18.1%, with indefinite contracts showing historic highs in effective days cotized, accounting for 88.8% of total days. Female participation in the workforce is reflected in gender-specific figures since 2019. Secretary of State Borja Suárez noted the 2026 data confirms improved employment quality, emphasizing stable contracts with better conditions and overcoming structural issues like temporary work and underrepresentation of youth and women.
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