August 26, 2009, no month has ended and all the media news embody one of those complicated. Constant and increasing unemployment, there is no green shoots in the labor market. Expected 4.6 million unemployed in the month of September. Six out of ten employees expect layoffs in their companies, after the cuts in social benefits, meal checks, private insurance, mobile, dining and credit cards, they will be layoffs. In a survey conducted by Adecco, the results reported over 39.9% of employees are unwilling to give up some ground to prevent the dismissal of a partner, while 37.8% if it is. Although the data for 85% of respondents are shown tolerant of stress and anxiety that exists in the workplace and ensures that the crisis is

leading to increased productivity. 56% of respondents think the outcome of the crisis is still far off in time and are concerned about the consequences of unemployment. The data indicate that we have been hearing warnings from the Bank of Spain, the European Central Bank is almost a reality. We have known the intention to make tax increases to improve the economy, the Nissan ERE in Barcelona that will not employ more than 2,000 people, entry into the red of the NH hotel chain in Spain and the multitude of mergers ads in the financial system that will leave more than 75,000 people unemployed. September without doubt become one months feared in terms of unemployment and delinquency in a society in which any action detrimental to families, self-employed and SMEs.