Treball a Andorra

El treball a Andorra inclou l’ocupació assalariada, les obligacions dels ocupadors, el suport per desocupació, l’accés al mercat laboral, les professions regulades i l’activitat empresarial. L’ocupació assalariada generalment requereix un contracte escrit, la inscripció a la CASS i, per als treballadors estrangers, l’autorització d’immigració adequada. La modalitat de treball escollida afecta les obligacions de seguretat social, els permisos, les qualificacions, el suport als ingressos i els passos necessaris per començar o continuar treballant.

Employment

Employment means contract, working time, pay, rights and duties.

Employer

An employer, known in Catalan as empresari, organizes work in Andorra, hires employees, pays wages, and has duties concerning social security, equal treatment, and occupational safety. These duties include registration with CASS, written employment contracts, correct payroll statements, and compliance with working-time, holiday, and termination rules. Depending on the activity, additional requirements apply to foreign employees, minors, employee representatives, and contractors.

Unemployment

In Andorra, unemployment covers the period without desired paid work and the routes back into employment. The formal support is a means-tested form of social assistance for involuntary unemployment (ajut per desocupació involuntària), without contribution-based unemployment insurance. Registration, income support, obligations to the Employment Service and the transition into new work depend on residence, previous employment and the reason for job loss.

Labor market

Services accounted for eighty-five point six percent of Andorra’s employment in 2024. Tourism, commerce, hospitality, finance, construction and business services provide many jobs. Qualifications and employer demand affect access to work. Foreign workers also need the relevant permit or quota.

Professions

Professions in Andorra cover distinct occupations, their tasks, qualifications, working conditions, career paths and applicable regulation. The CNO classifies occupations, while titled professions may require a recognized higher-education qualification, authorization, registration or professional-college membership. Access and duties depend on the occupation, sector, work status and whether the activity is salaried, self-employed or public.

Business

Entrepreneurship in Andorra includes starting, operating, developing and closing a self-employed activity or company. Common legal forms are the limited-liability SL or SLU, the capital-intensive SA or SAU, and the individual entrepreneur structure as persona física. Registration, parish approval, tax duties, CASS contributions and sector permits determine whether the activity can operate lawfully.

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