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  • Population by Labour market status, November 2025

    People in employment aged 15 to 74 numbered 5 182 000 in November in 2025. The number of employed increased by 22 000 people compared with November 2024. In the 20 to 65 age range, 284 000 people were unemployed. This equals a share of 5.6 percent expressed as a percentage of the labour force and is unchanged compared with the same period of the previous year.

  • Population by Labour market status, October 2025

    People in employment aged 15 to 74 numbered 5 181 000 in October in 2025. The number of employed increaseb by 15 000 people compared with October 2024. In the 20 to 65 age range, 286 000 people were unemployed. This equals a share of 5.6 percent expressed as a percentage of the labour force and is an increase of 0.1 percentage point compared with the same period of the previous year.

  • Population by Labour market status, September 2025

    People in employment aged 15 to 74 numbered 5 299 000 in September in 2025. The number of employed increaseb by 13 000 people compared with September 2024. In the 20 to 65 age range, 287 000 people were unemployed. This equals a share of 5.5 percent expressed as a percentage of the labour force and is an increase of 0.2 percentage point compared with the same period of the previous year.

  • Population by Labour market status, August 2025

    People in employment aged 15 to 74 numbered 5 319 000 in August in 2025. The number of employed was essentially unchanged, with only a marginal increase of 2 000 people compared with August 2024. In the 20 to 65 age range, 293 000 people were unemployed. This equals a share of 5.7 percent expressed as a percentage of the labour force and is an increase of 0.2 percentage point compared with the same period of the previous year.

  • The number of employed remained unchanged in July 2025

    People in employment aged 15 to 74 numbered 5 369 000 in July in 2025. The number of employed was essentially unchanged, with only a marginal increase of 2 000 people compared with July 2024. In the 20 to 65 age range, 282 000 people were unemployed. This equals a share of 5.4 percent expressed as a percentage of the labour force and is an increase of 0.3 percentage point compared with the same period of the previous year.