Unemployment Rate (Annual)

Europe Ranking

Source: IMF
Current Rank
Country
Value
Latest Reading
Previous Rank
Previous Value
1Armenia20.92021121.21
2Montenegro18.492021317.9
3Macedonia16.22021417.2
4Bosnia and Herzegovina15.222021715.27
5Greece14.82021516.3
6Spain14.732021615.53
7Albania11.822021813.33
8Serbia11.812021119.01
9Georgia10.662021218.5
10Italy9.83202199.16
11Ukraine8.882021109.13
12Croatia8.682021197.51
13Sweden8.662021148.29
14Angola8.532021138.33
15France8.062021168.01
16Lithuania7.92021128.49
17Latvia7.62021158.1
18Finland7.532021177.76
19Slovakia6.742021236.69
20Portugal6.652021216.79
21Ireland6.632021255.62
22Belgium6.422021265.55
23Estonia6.332021206.8
24Austria6.32021285.36
25Cyprus6.132021187.59
26Bulgaria5.422021295.12
27Iceland5.42021275.48
28Switzerland5.322021324.82
29Luxembourg5.232021226.77
30Romania5.172021305.03
31Norway4.992021354.42
32Denmark4.82021245.64
33Belarus4.742021334.77
34United Kingdom4.532021344.47
35Slovenia4.422021314.97
36Hungary4.122021374.25
37Netherlands4.012021383.82
38Moldova3.962021383.82
39Germany3.542021403.81
40Malta3.52021364.26
41Poland3.372021413.16
42Czech Republic2.892021422.55

Definition of Unemployment Rate (Annual)

Unemployment refers to the share of the labor force that is without work but available for and seeking employment.

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