In August, Spain saw a loss of nearly 163,000 jobs, with unemployment increasing by over 44,000 individuals, primarily due to the end of the tourist season and seasonal hiring declines in education. Despite these losses, the overall labor market has created approximately 680,000 jobs year-on-year, and the unemployment rate remains at its lowest since 2008. The regularization of foreign workers has also played a significant role in mitigating the impact of seasonal job losses.