The Highest Unemployment Rate Is In Rotterdam

By: Together Abroad 08-05-2017 9:53 AM
Categories: * Daily employment news,
In the Netherlands, 6% of people are unemployed, but the municipality of Rotterdam is quite higher than that. Rotterdam had the highest unemployment rate last year, at 11.3%. Thee figures are based on the CBS reports regarding the latest regional unemployment figures. In the Rijnmond region, where Rotterdam is, unemployment is the highest of 35 regions, with 8.2%.

Regions with highest unemployment:

Rijnmond: 8.2%
The Hague: 7.7%
Flevoland: 7.3%
Groningen: 7.1%

The labour market regions are smaller than the provinces, and are not always at the borders of provinces. In ten regions, unemployment is higher than the national average, and in 25 regions it is lower.

Low Unemployment in Zeeland

The regions with the lowest unemployment are Gorinchem and Zeeland. The municipality with the lowest unemployment is Veere in Zeeland.

Zeeland was also the province with the lowest unemployment rate last year at 4.4%. In the provinces of Groningen (7.4%), Flevoland (7.2%) and South Holland (6.9%) were with the highest unemployment rates.


Source: https://www.rtlnieuws.nl
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