Labor & employment

Jobs, wages, hiring, employment services, unions, staff shortages, and workforce policy.

Sports•3 Related•Feb 06, 2026 • 07:01

Andorra Showcases Youth Outdoor Sports Pilot at ALIS Project Meeting

At the European ALIS project meeting in Porto, Andorra highlighted its pilot using nature-based sports to boost social inclusion and employability.

Business•5 Related•Feb 03, 2026 • 07:31

Andorra Winter Work Permits Hit 96.8% of Quota Amid Shift to EU Hires

Temporary permits for 2025-2026 season reach 4,834 of 4,995 quota by late January, with EU nationals surging 18.1% mid-season while non-EU drops.

Business•4 Related•Jan 30, 2026 • 23:30

Andorra Unions Slam 72-Hour Shifts and Wage Dodging in Health Sector

Andorra unions cite European report flagging labour violations like 72-hour shifts and minimum wage evasion, demanding overtime caps, pay audits, and union protections.

Politics•5 Related•Jan 22, 2026 • 19:31

Andorra Fails Six of Seven Social Charter Articles on Labour Rights

European Committee finds persistent issues in pay gap, union freedom, work hours and health protections, despite gender equality progress.

Business•5 Related•Jan 19, 2026 • 14:16

Andorra Retail Sales Up 1.5% Nominally in November 2025, Down Real Terms

Andorra's large commercial surfaces saw 1.5% nominal sales growth year-on-year, driven by food, but a 0.9% decline at constant prices amid non-food.

Business•4 Related•Jan 18, 2026 • 06:16

Andorra Job Seekers Hit Lowest Level Since 2014 at 198

Registered unemployment in Andorra dropped 17.8% year-over-year to 198 by end-December 2025, signaling a robust labor market with rising employment.

Business•4 Related•Jan 16, 2026 • 16:02

Andorra Sets Minimum Wage at €1,525.33 from January 2026

Government announces 5.4% increase, double the 2025 CPI of 2.7%, to boost low-wage earners' purchasing power to 58% of average salary amid robust.

Other•5 Related•Jan 08, 2026 • 20:00

Andorra Union Slams Labour Inspectorate for Failing Workers' Rights

USdA accuses inspectorate of dismissing complaints, delaying action over 24 months, leaving workers unsupported against employers in deficient.

Business•4 Related•Dec 31, 2025 • 06:46

Andorra's Inclusive Business Network Hits 45 Members, Creates 47 Jobs for Disabled

Government-backed initiative adds FEPER and Espai de Música Moderna, boosting employment in waste and music sectors amid rising business participation.

Other•5 Related•Dec 16, 2025 • 23:31

Local council creates pre-trained worker reserve to address staffing shortages in key sectors like

The initiative addresses staffing shortages in key sectors like maintenance, electricity, and hygiene by providing trained workers for temporary vacancies and demand spikes.

Business•4 Related•Dec 16, 2025 • 06:31

Andorra Gender Equality Plans: Only 60% Compliance Amid 22.5% Pay Gap

Just 101 of 167 required companies have submitted gender equality plans, as the Andorran Women's Institute urges faster compliance to tackle a stark.

Business•4 Related•Dec 16, 2025 • 06:16

Average Salary Hits €2,615 in Sept 2025, Up 4% YoY

Salaries and payroll rose amid employment growth in key sectors, while unemployment claims dropped sharply in November 2025.

Business•3 Related•Dec 11, 2025 • 19:16

Andorra unemployment 1.4% in Q3 2025 as GDP forecasts signal moderate growth

Unemployment stood at 1.4% (801 people) in Q3 2025—down 0.3pp year‑on‑year but up 0.5pp from Q2.

Business•5 Related•Dec 10, 2025 • 19:46

Andorra projects steady, moderating growth and contained inflation through 2025–2030

Forecasts show nominal GDP rising 4.8% in 2025 before easing to 3.7%, alongside labour market expansion near 2% annually and CPI inflation of 1.6-2.4% through the decade.

Business•5 Related•Dec 10, 2025 • 06:01

Andbus first in Andorra to ratify company‑wide collective agreement by binding staff vote

Employees of Andbus (Novatel S.A.U.) approved a company‑wide collective agreement in a direct ballot—84% turnout and 94.4% approval.

Politics•5 Related•Dec 07, 2025 • 07:03

Sant Julià de Lòria approves 37‑hour week and municipal labour reforms

Comú adopts a package of working‑time, pay and organisation changes to tackle vacancies and retain staff after months of negotiation.