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Eurostat: in April, the unemployment rate in Poland amounted to 3%.

01.06.2022

Eurostat informed that in April the unemployment rate in Poland amounted to 3%. „Once again, these data confirm that we are in the lead of the EU countries with the lowest level of unemployment. In Poland, it is more than half lower than the EU average” – points out the Minister of Family and Social Policy, Marlena Maląg.

Eurostat: in April, the unemployment rate in Poland amounted to 3%.

This April, the unemployment rate in the European Union countries amounted to 6.% – according to the Eurostat data. In the eurozone, it was 6.8%. Poland – together with Germany – was ranked second among the countries with the lowest unemployment rate (3%).

„Slowly, we start getting accustomed to the fact that Poland is one of the EU leaders in terms of the low level of unemployment. Only one country, the Czech Republic, can boast of a better result. Eurostat confirmed in its data that the situation in the labour market in Poland is stable. For as many as four months, unemployment in Poland, calculated according to this methodology, has been estimated at the same level of 3%” – stresses Minister Marlena Maląg.

The lowest levels of unemployment in the EU countries were recorded in the Czech Republic (2.4%), Poland and Germany (3% each). On the other hand, the highest unemployment rates were observed in Spain (13.3%), Greece (12.7%) and Italy (8.4%).

According to the Eurostat estimates, the number of the unemployed in Poland in April amounted to 526 thousand – 97 thousand fewer than the year before.

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