Lowest Unemployment in Galicia

Top 100 cities ranked by lowest unemployment

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All Countries · Spain · Galicia

Lowest Unemployment — Galicia

1 Vigo 10.4%

2 A Coruña 10.4%

3 Ourense 10.4%

4 Santiago de Compostela 10.4%

5 Lugo 10.4%

6 Pontevedra 10.4%

7 Ferrol 10.4%

8 Narón 10.4%

9 Vilagarcía de Arousa 10.4%

10 Oleiros 10.4%

11 Carballo 10.4%

12 Culleredo 10.4%

13 Arteixo 10.4%

14 Redondela 10.4%

15 Ribeira 10.4%

16 Santa Uxía de Ribeira 10.4%

17 Marín 10.4%

18 Cangas do Morrazo 10.4%

19 Cambre 10.4%

20 Ponteareas 10.4%

21 A Estrada 10.4%

22 Lalín 10.4%

23 Monforte de Lemos 10.4%

24 Moaña 10.4%

25 Boiro 10.4%

26 Nigrán 10.4%

27 Teo 10.4%

28 Porriño 10.4%

29 Tui 10.4%

30 Sanxenxo 10.4%

31 Poio 10.4%

32 Viveiro 10.4%

33 Mos 10.4%

34 Sada 10.4%

35 Vilalba 10.4%

36 Fene 10.4%

37 O Carballiño 10.4%

38 Gondomar 10.4%

39 Verín 10.4%

40 Cambados 10.4%

41 Betanzos 10.4%

42 Sarria 10.4%

43 O Barco de Valdeorras 10.4%

44 Tomiño 10.4%

45 Ordes 10.4%

46 Bueu 10.4%

47 Baiona 10.4%

48 Rianxo 10.4%

49 As Pontes de García Rodríguez 10.4%

50 Laracha 10.4%

51 Vilanova de Arousa 10.4%

52 O Grove 10.4%

53 Santa Comba 10.4%

54 Xinzo de Limia 10.4%

55 Caldas de Reis 10.4%

56 Muros 10.4%

57 Foz 10.4%

58 Porto do Son 10.4%

59 Salvatierra de Miño 10.4%

60 A Pobra do Caramiñal 10.4%

61 Ribadeo 10.4%

62 Chantada 10.4%

63 Padrón 10.4%

64 Silleda 10.4%

65 Burela de Cabo 10.4%

66 Outes 10.4%

67 Coristanco 10.4%

68 Santa Marta de Ortigueira 10.4%

69 Cee 10.4%

70 Cedeira 10.4%

71 Negreira 10.4%

72 Valdoviño 10.4%

73 Malpica 10.4%

74 Arzúa 10.4%

75 Bergondo 10.4%

76 Camariñas 10.4%

77 Oroso 10.4%

78 Valga 10.4%

79 Guitiriz 10.4%

80 O Rosal 10.4%

81 Castro 10.4%

82 Castro de Rei 10.4%

83 Celanova 10.4%

84 Carral 10.4%

85 Mazaricos 10.4%

86 Mugardos 10.4%

87 Meaño 10.4%

88 Abegondo 10.4%

89 Pereiro de Aguiar 10.4%

90 Cuntis 10.4%

91 Allariz 10.4%

92 Ares 10.4%

93 Mondariz 10.4%

94 Carnota 10.4%

95 Miño 10.4%

96 Vedra 10.4%

97 Ribadumia 10.4%

98 Ribadavia 10.4%

99 Illa de Arousa 10.4%

100 Fisterra 10.4%

Cities with the lowest unemployment rates in Galicia represent some of the strongest local job markets. Vigo has an unemployment rate of just 10.4%. These communities benefit from diverse economies, growing industries, or proximity to major employment centers.

Low unemployment often indicates a healthy local economy with strong demand for workers across multiple sectors. These cities tend to attract new residents and businesses, creating a positive economic cycle of growth and opportunity.

While low unemployment is generally positive, extremely tight labor markets can create challenges for businesses trying to hire and may contribute to upward pressure on wages and, consequently, prices for goods and services.

Did You Know?

1. Vigo's unemployment rate of 10.4% means virtually everyone who wants a job has one.
2. Cities with unemployment below 3% are generally considered to be at 'full employment' by economists.
3. Low unemployment can actually create challenges for businesses struggling to find workers to fill open positions.

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