Estacionals

Estacionals, also known as seasonal workers, are individuals who are employed on a temporary basis, typically for a specific period of the year. They are commonly found in industries such as agriculture, tourism, and hospitality, where demand fluctuates with the seasons. Estacionals are often hired to meet peak demand during busy periods, such as harvest season in agriculture or peak tourist season in hospitality.

The employment of estacionals is a common practice in many countries, including Spain, where the term "estacional" is widely used. These workers are usually provided with temporary contracts that specify the duration of their employment. The contracts may also include provisions for benefits such as health insurance and paid vacation, although these benefits may be limited compared to those offered to permanent employees.

Estacionals play a crucial role in the economy by helping to meet seasonal demand and ensuring the smooth operation of various industries. However, they often face challenges such as job insecurity, limited benefits, and the need to relocate or adapt to different work environments each season. Despite these challenges, many estacionals find the experience rewarding and appreciate the opportunity to work in different settings and gain diverse experiences.