Unemployment rate in Valencia from Q1 2013 to Q4 2023

The coastal Region of Valencia had an unemployment rate of 11.79 percent during the third quarter of 2023. This is lower than the regions of Ceuta, Melilla, Andalusia, and Extremadura, which topped the rate list with over 17 percent each during the first quarter of 2024. An ongoing and tough recovery Spanish unemployment rate skyrocketed in 2008, jumping from a stable 8.6 percent in the first quarter of 2008 up to 17.24 percent during the same quarter a year after. The Spanish unemployment crisis hit hardest in 2013, when a record high of 27 percent of the population did not have a job. In numbers, that share translates into 6.3 million professionals left out of the workforce. The job market initiated a recovery thereafter, making moderate and laborious progress and reducing the numbers to approximately 11.74 percent of the active population in the fourth quarter of 2023. The unemployment situation in the European Union Unemployment rate in Spain is considerably higher than that of the rest of the European Union, which stood at a rate of 6 percent in October 2023. Spain ended up overtaking Greece as the European country that featured the highest unemployment rate during that period.

2023年第三季度，瓦伦西亚沿海地区的失业率达到了11.79%，这一比率低于塞塔、梅利利亚、安达卢西亚和埃斯特雷马杜拉等地区，这些地区的失业率在2024年第一季度均超过了17%。自2008年起，西班牙失业率经历了一场艰难的复苏过程，该比率在2008年第一季度稳定在8.6%的基础上，一年后的同一季度激增至17.24%。2013年，西班牙失业危机达到顶峰，当季有27%的人口失业，按人数计算，这一比例相当于630万专业人士被排除在劳动市场之外。此后，就业市场开始复苏，经过艰难而缓慢的进展，至2023年第四季度，失业人数降至活跃劳动人口的约11.74%。在欧洲联盟层面，西班牙的失业率远高于其他欧盟国家，2023年10月，欧盟的失业率为6%，西班牙最终超过了希腊，成为那段时期失业率最高的欧洲国家。