Highest Unemployment in Central Luzon

Top 100 cities ranked by highest unemployment

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All Countries · Philippines · Central Luzon

Highest Unemployment — Central Luzon

1 Angeles City 2.2%

2 Tarlac City 2.2%

3 San Jose del Monte 2.2%

4 Cabanatuan City 2.2%

5 Santol 2.2%

6 Malolos 2.2%

7 San Fernando 2.2%

8 Meycauayan 2.2%

9 Olongapo 2.2%

10 Mabalacat City 2.2%

11 Concepcion 2.2%

12 Pandi 2.2%

13 Capas 2.2%

14 Mariveles 2.2%

15 Guyong 2.2%

16 Norzagaray 2.2%

17 Baliuag 2.2%

18 Bulaon 2.2%

19 Gapan 2.2%

20 Hagonoy 2.2%

21 Calumpit 2.2%

22 Apalit 2.2%

23 Plaridel 2.2%

24 Guiguinto 2.2%

25 Pulilan 2.2%

26 Paniqui 2.2%

27 Bocaue 2.2%

28 Arayat 2.2%

29 Muñoz 2.2%

30 Marilao 2.2%

31 Bulacan 2.2%

32 Limay 2.2%

33 Bustos 2.2%

34 Bamban 2.2%

35 Balanga 2.2%

36 La Paz 2.2%

37 Bongabon 2.2%

38 San Leonardo 2.2%

39 Magalang 2.2%

40 Angat 2.2%

41 Subic 2.2%

42 Dinalupihan 2.2%

43 Santa Cruz 2.2%

44 San Ildefonso 2.2%

45 San Miguel 2.2%

46 Talavera 2.2%

47 Orion 2.2%

48 Obando 2.2%

49 Balagtas 2.2%

50 Paombong 2.2%

51 Masinloc 2.2%

52 Lubao 2.2%

53 Zaragoza 2.2%

54 Cabiao 2.2%

55 Candaba 2.2%

56 Santa Ana 2.2%

57 Orani 2.2%

58 Mexico 2.2%

59 Masantol 2.2%

60 Gerona 2.2%

61 Samal 2.2%

62 Jaen 2.2%

63 Camiling 2.2%

64 Pantubig 2.2%

65 Papaya 2.2%

66 San Antonio 2.2%

67 Del Pilar 2.2%

68 Abucay 2.2%

69 Aliaga 2.2%

70 Hermosa 2.2%

71 San Luis 2.2%

72 General Tinio 2.2%

73 Guimba 2.2%

74 San Narciso 2.2%

75 San Simon 2.2%

76 Pandacaqui 2.2%

77 Burgos 2.2%

78 Peñaranda 2.2%

79 Castillejos 2.2%

80 Iba 2.2%

81 Rizal 2.2%

82 Telabastagan 2.2%

83 Manibaug Pasig 2.2%

84 Pio 2.2%

85 Palayan City 2.2%

86 Botolan 2.2%

87 Loma de Gato 2.2%

88 Porac 2.2%

89 Sasmuan 2.2%

90 San Francisco 2.2%

91 Laur 2.2%

92 Malanday 2.2%

93 San Marcelino 2.2%

94 Quezon 2.2%

95 General Mamerto Natividad 2.2%

96 Pilar 2.2%

97 Morong 2.2%

98 Ramos 2.2%

99 Babo-Pangulo 2.2%

100 Poblacion, San Felipe 2.2%

Cities with the highest unemployment rates in Central Luzon face significant economic challenges. Angeles City has an unemployment rate of 2.2%. These communities often struggle with limited job opportunities, industry decline, or seasonal employment patterns.

High unemployment can have cascading effects on a community, including reduced consumer spending, lower tax revenues, and increased demand for social services. Understanding the causes — whether structural, cyclical, or seasonal — is important for developing effective solutions.

Many cities with high unemployment are actively working to diversify their economies, attract new industries, and invest in workforce development programs to help residents gain skills for in-demand occupations.

Did You Know?

1. In Angeles City, about 1 in 45 workers is looking for a job.
2. Seasonal economies (tourism, agriculture) can cause unemployment rates to fluctuate dramatically throughout the year.
3. Many high-unemployment cities have seen improvement through targeted economic development and workforce training programs.

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