The number of unemployed in the region decreased: there are half a thousand fewer during the month
Prague, where unemployment has been higher than in its vicinity in recent months, has seen a shift from 3.4 to 3.2 percent. And the central part of the republic remains below the national average: in the Czech Republic, unemployment statistics fell from 3.6 to 3.5 percent in September. The declines will not surprise; Before that, expect expecting analysts expecting a recovery in the labor market. This was not necessarily influenced by the traditional holiday influx of graduates either.
During September, the Central Bohemian Region lost 504 registered unemployed, when their number reaches 30,148 at the end of the month. This does not mean, however, that the work change would affect only half a thousand inhabitants of the region. The actual movement is much more pronounced: during September, 5,461 jobseekers were newly registered in the region. By the way, it is the second highest value in the national comparison after the Moravian-Silesian Region (5630).
The highest number of newly reported unemployed, 712, increased in the Kladno region; The absolute highest number of unemployed of all Central Bohemian districts has also been registered there for a long time (currently 5545). In the capital, where there are now 29,926 unemployed, their number fell by 1,345 during September.
It is still true that just as significant differences can be noted within the republic, the unemployment rate also differs in different regions of Central Bohemia. At the top with the least limited remains the district of Prague-East, which with 1.5 percent reached the position of the national premier with a “lead” of 0.2 percentage points over the second Jindřichův Hradec and 0.3 to Rychnov with Jičínsko. In addition to Kladno, Mělník and Nymburk also belong to the group of districts with the highest unemployment rates in the region; it is also higher in the Příbram, Kolín and Beroun regions.