Lowest Unemployment in Italy

Top 100 cities ranked by lowest unemployment

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Lowest Unemployment — Italy

1 Setteville 20 6.4%

2 Valle Aurina - Ahrntal 17 7.3%

3 Renon 17 7.4%

4 Caldaro sulla Strada del Vino 17 7.6%

5 Lana 17 7.6%

6 San Michele 17 7.8%

7 Laives 17 8.3%

8 Gessate 09 8.4%

9 Lavagno 20 8.4%

10 Bonate Sopra 09 8.4%

11 Bolgare 09 8.4%

12 Bressanone 17 8.4%

13 Borgoricco-San Michele delle Badesse-Sant'Eufemia 20 8.5%

14 Vigasio 20 8.5%

15 Castel Mella 09 8.5%

16 Vipiteno 17 8.5%

17 Brunico 17 8.5%

18 Assago 09 8.6%

19 Castellarano 05 8.6%

20 Granarolo dell'Emilia e Viadagola 05 8.6%

21 Terno d'Isola 09 8.6%

22 Altavilla Vicentina 20 8.6%

23 Ponte Cingoli 09 8.7%

24 Cavenago di Brianza 09 8.7%

25 Rodengo-Saiano 09 8.7%

26 Brusaporto 09 8.7%

27 Belvedere 20 8.7%

28 Caldiero 20 8.7%

29 Mestrino 20 8.8%

30 Dronero 12 8.8%

31 Zelo Buon Persico 09 8.8%

32 Sedico 20 8.8%

33 Sant'Agata Bolognese 05 8.8%

34 Zanica 09 8.8%

35 Pescantina 20 8.8%

36 San Giorgio delle Pertiche 20 8.8%

37 Caronno Pertusella 09 8.8%

38 Stezzano 09 8.8%

39 Locate di Triulzi 09 8.8%

40 Cambiago 09 8.8%

41 Noventa 20 8.9%

42 Bernareggio 09 8.9%

43 Brignano Gera d'Adda 09 8.9%

44 Pozzuolo Martesana 09 8.9%

45 Dairago 09 8.9%

46 Valeggio sul Mincio 20 8.9%

47 Rubiera 05 8.9%

48 Santa Lucia di Piave 20 8.9%

49 San Nicolò a Trebbia 05 8.9%

50 Mottella 09 8.9%

51 Marcon-Gaggio-Colmello 20 8.9%

52 Pianiga 20 8.9%

53 Formigine 05 9.0%

54 Caponago 09 9.0%

55 Campodarsego 20 9.0%

56 Vanzago 09 9.0%

57 Zevio 20 9.0%

58 San Martino Buon Albergo 20 9.0%

59 Zero Branco 20 9.0%

60 Castelnuovo del Garda 20 9.0%

61 Colorno 05 9.0%

62 Montichiari 09 9.0%

63 Casalgrande 05 9.0%

64 Boltiere 09 9.0%

65 Noceto 05 9.0%

66 Camisano Vicentino 20 9.0%

67 San Martino in Rio 05 9.0%

68 Siziano 09 9.0%

69 Casale sul Sile 20 9.0%

70 Veggia-Villalunga 05 9.0%

71 Lugagnano 20 9.1%

72 Soave 20 9.1%

73 Carugate 09 9.1%

74 San Zeno-San Giuseppe 20 9.1%

75 Castelfranco Emilia 05 9.1%

76 Villongo 09 9.1%

77 Limena 20 9.1%

78 Albignasego 20 9.1%

79 Spirano 09 9.1%

80 Lavis 17 9.1%

81 Collecchio 05 9.1%

82 Malo 20 9.1%

83 Origgio 09 9.1%

84 Castrezzato 09 9.1%

85 Mandriola-Sant'Agostino 20 9.1%

86 Lissone 09 9.1%

87 Vaprio d'Adda 09 9.1%

88 Legnaro 20 9.1%

89 Mareno di Piave 20 9.2%

90 Marnate 09 9.2%

91 Calderara di Reno 05 9.2%

92 Capraia e Limite 16 9.2%

93 Ponzano 20 9.2%

94 Pergine Valsugana 17 9.2%

95 Ala 17 9.2%

96 Traversetolo 05 9.2%

97 Sedriano 09 9.2%

98 Molinetto 09 9.2%

99 Grassobbio 09 9.2%

100 Trebaseleghe 20 9.2%

Cities with the lowest unemployment rates in Italy represent some of the strongest local job markets. Setteville has an unemployment rate of just 6.4%. 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. Setteville's unemployment rate of 6.4% 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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