Randstad España in the news

A Randstad Research report reveals that Madrid's industrial sector employs over 154,000 skilled professionals, with mechanics being the largest group, and notes a low representation of women nationally.

A Randstad Research report indicates stable employment in skilled industrial trades in Spain, with growth in machinery operators, a significant gender gap, an aging workforce, and a high concentration of jobs in four key regions.

AEDIVE and Randstad have formed a strategic alliance to enhance talent development for electric mobility in Spain, tackling workforce aging, skill shortages, and gender disparity.

Randstad España reported a 12% revenue increase in Q2 2026, contributing to a strong 11% organic growth in Iberia and solid global performance.

Absenteeism in Spain reached a five-year high of 7.2% in Q1 2026, with 5.6% due to medical leave, significantly impacting various sectors and regions.

Absenteeism in Spain reached a five-year high in Q1 2026, with 1.6 million people absent daily and 1.2 million on medical leave.

Randstad is filling 100 production roles for a frozen seafood processor in Pontevedra requiring specific industry experience.

Randstad Research reveals that senior sales and marketing salaries in Spain peak at 94,000 euros, driven by geographic location and experience.

Spanish hospitality employment reached 1.77 million workers in early 2026 with a strong shift toward permanent contracts and digital transformation.

Randstad Research reveals significant salary disparities in Spain's healthcare sector driven by geographic location, experience levels, and a shortage of qualified talent.

Twenty-five finalists have been selected for the 21st Fundación Randstad Awards, recognizing excellence in labor inclusion, technological innovation, and accessibility for people with disabilities in Spain.

150 production operator positions are being filled in Murcia to meet seasonal demand in the food processing industry.

Randstad is recruiting 100 production operators for a frozen seafood company in Marin to handle processing, cleaning, and packaging tasks.

Spanish industrial sectors are facing an engineering talent shortage, shifting market value toward professionals with financial acumen, English fluency, and AI expertise.

Spain's banking and insurance sector reached nearly 493,000 employees in late 2025, driven by a surge in auxiliary services and high demand for specialized digital talent.

BBVA has been named the most attractive financial sector employer in Spain based on the Randstad Employer Brand Research survey.

Randstad's latest research identifies Spain's most attractive employers and highlights salary and work-life balance as top talent priorities.

Randstad expects a record-high summer hiring season in Spain with over 790,000 contracts driven primarily by the hospitality and tourism sectors.

Randstad expects a record-breaking summer hiring season in Spain for 2026, generating over 790,000 contracts primarily in hospitality, logistics, and retail.

Advocacy and data from Fundación Randstad highlight that only one in three people with disabilities in Spain is active in the workforce, prompting a call for more inclusive corporate environments.