The shortage of workers with qualifications that companies seek but cannot find costs the Spanish economy about 8.15 billion euros every year. Or to put it another way, GDP could grow by an additional 0.5% if the labor market succeeded in connecting the 2.7 million unemployed people who are looking for work but cannot find it and the companies who are looking for suitably trained employees but cannot find any. .

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