Jobs in Spain: Adecco Opens 11,200 Christmas Vacancies

Jobs in Spain: Adecco has opened 11,200+ Christmas and Black Friday vacancies across the country in logistics, delivery, retail and hospitality.

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In brief

  • Adecco has opened more than 11,200 job vacancies across Spain for the Christmas and Black Friday season.
  • Jobs are in logistics, delivery, hospitality, industry and retail.
  • Most openings are in Andalusia, Catalonia, Madrid, Castilla-La Mancha, Valencia and the Canary Islands.
  • Contracts include full-time, part-time, rotating shifts and weekend-only work, with some training for beginners.
CountryEurope
OrganizationAdecco Spain
Official sourceDemócrata – Adecco launches 11,200+ job offers in Spain ✓ democrata.es

Seasonal jobs in Spain are booming ahead of the holidays. Recruitment company Adecco has opened more than 11,200 vacancies across Spain for the Christmas and Black Friday season, in logistics, delivery, hospitality, industry and retail, it announced on 5 November 2026.

Which jobs are available?

Sector Typical roles
Logistics Warehouse workers, forklift operators, order pickers
Delivery Delivery staff
Hospitality Waiters, cooks, chambermaids
Retail Sales assistants, promoters
Industry Production workers

Where are the jobs?

There are vacancies in every region of Spain, but the most openings are in:

  • Andalusia and the Canary Islands
  • Catalonia and the Valencian Community
  • Madrid and Castilla-La Mancha

What types of contract are offered?

Adecco says the jobs include full-time, part-time, rotating shift and weekend-only contracts. Previous experience is valued, but some roles come with training for people seeking their first job in these areas.

The vacancies are being filled through Adecco Here Now, the company's platform for quickly matching workers to high-demand roles, launched four years ago.

Who can apply?

Applicants must have the legal right to work in Spain. EU citizens can work freely; non-EU nationals need a valid Spanish work authorisation. Spanish language skills are usually important for customer-facing roles.

How do I apply?

Apply through Adecco Spain's official website or its Adecco Here Now platform, searching by region and sector.

What it means for job seekers

  • Seasonal work is plentiful in the run-up to Christmas.
  • Weekend and part-time options suit students and people with other commitments.
  • Beginners have a chance thanks to training-included roles.
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Frequently asked questions

How many Christmas jobs has Adecco opened in Spain?

More than 11,200 vacancies across Spain for the Christmas and Black Friday period.

Which jobs are in demand for Christmas in Spain?

Warehouse workers, forklift operators, order pickers, delivery staff, waiters, cooks, chambermaids, sales assistants, promoters and production workers.

Where are most of Adecco's Christmas jobs in Spain?

The biggest numbers are in Andalusia, Catalonia, Madrid, Valencia, Castilla-La Mancha and the Canaries, though every region has some.

Do I need experience for Adecco's seasonal jobs?

Experience is valued, but Adecco says some positions include training for people looking for their first job of this kind.

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