Jobs & labour in Mallorca
Jobs & labour on Mallorca covers employment, unemployment, pay negotiations and the demand for staff. Union campaigns and wage disputes sit alongside questions about working conditions in education and other public services. Housing costs and childcare also shape the discussion of work and family life, while vocational training and migrant workers are part of the wider labour-market picture. Together, these subjects connect everyday household concerns with decisions made by employers, unions and public authorities.
235 reports on Jobs & labour, latest from 4 October 2026
- Balearic teacher shortage: some lists run dry
- Prohens takes Balearic project accelerator to Madrid
- Balearic school heat: union reports teacher fainting
- Madrid tenants push for general strike over housing
- Mallorca housing protest: 3,000 march through Palma
- Mallorca housing protest after two decrees rejected
- Menorca nursing students see 84 staff stage care cases
- Mallorca tenants’ rally aims to build a general strike
- Spain scraps automatic tenancy renewals after hours
- Spain counts 421,000 regularised foreign workers
- Spain doctors’ strike: new union pushes for change
- Mallorca jobs fair draws around 100 young people
- 49 Balearic nursery jobs: union calls for Riera to quit
- Mallorca unemployment rises despite more Balearic jobs
- Balearic job rise: union credits migrant legalisation
- Mallorca job offices in €2.7 million security plan
- Spain rent vote puts €624m tenant saving at risk
- Balearic unemployment rises 3.27% as season ends
- Spain's jobless rolls rise 23,587 as payrolls grow
- Balearic Islands housing warning and €1,500 pay demand
- Spain unemployment rises despite 92,327 more contributors
- Balearic unemployment rises despite high season
- Spain unemployment rises; minimum wage hike pledged
- Spain adds over 92,000 insured workers in record September
- Balearic unemployment rises to 26,547 in September