The Damm group has reached an agreement with the workers of Agama after weeks of negotiations. Due to the factory closure in PalmaThe company will relocate five of the 14 workers, and the remaining nine will receive severance pay higher than initially agreed upon. However, according to Jesús Ávila, spokesperson for the Agama workers, the five who will remain will retain their current salaries and other employment benefits, such as seniority. Sources within the company told ARA Baleares that a social support plan has been designed, which includes the possibility of redeployment for 100% of the workforce to other companies within the group, most of them in Mallorca. Furthermore, Damm stated that they are committed to offering "an individualized solution to all those affected." As for the workers who do not accept the redeployment plan and decide to leave the company voluntarily, the agreement reached with Damm includes improved severance packages.

Approximately 120 employees of Telefónica España, Telefónica Móviles, and Telefónica Soluciones will be eligible to relocate to the Balearic Islands as part of the company's workforce reduction plan (ERE). The ERE will affect seven companies within the group, and according to company estimates, around 5,500 people will be laid off. It will also have a cost of approximately €2.5 billion (before taxes), as reported by the Spanish National Securities Market Commission (CNMV). "The present value of the expenditure for the workforce reduction plans across all affected companies is estimated at a total provision of €2.5 billion, before taxes," the CNMV explained.