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Eurostat. Unemployment in Poland is decreasing

01.09.2021

The latest data published by Eurostat bring good news. In July, the unemployment rate in Poland amounted to 3.4%. A month before, it was 3.6%. Meanwhile, across the European Union, unemployment in July amounted to 6.9%. – The situation is clearly improving, we are also well above the EU average – says the Minister of Family and Social Policy, Marlena Maląg.

Foreigners in the labour market in Poland.

From the latest Eurostat data it results that this July the unemployment rate in Poland amounted to 3.4%. This is good news. Just a month before, it was 3.6%. Unemployment was also higher this May and amounted to 3.8%.

The situation among young people has also improved. In July, unemployment among persons under 25 amounted to 12%. In June, it was 12.6%.

– The situation is clearly improving, the summer period and the possibility of seasonal work always entails a decrease in unemployment rates. This is good news. What is important, Poland is well below the EU average – says the Minister of Family and Social Policy, Marlena Maląg.

The unemployment rate in the European Union amounted to 6.9% in July. A month before, it was 7.1%.

If we are talking about the eurozone, in July unemployment amounted to 7.6%. In June – 7.8%.

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