Editorial: El Mundo

• Spain closed 2025 with record affiliation figures and labor growth of 2.4%.
• Job creation was concentrated on workers over 50 years old.
• The sectors with greater added value show positive signs.
• Structural change is not resolving the incorporation of young people into the labor market.
• The only age group that is losing employment is 40 to 50 years.
• Education, health and social services lead job creation.

Conclusion: Spain creates jobs, but distributes it unevenly among generations. A policy is needed that accelerates youth incorporation, with wages, stability and real expectations to avoid social frustration.

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