Lowest Unemployment in Spain

Top 100 cities ranked by lowest unemployment

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Lowest Unemployment — Spain

1 Valdetorres de Jarama 29 10.4%

2 Tossa de Mar 56 10.4%

3 Outeiro de Rei 58 10.4%

4 Las Navas del Marqués 55 10.4%

5 Fisterra 58 10.4%

6 San Juan de la Rambla 53 10.4%

7 Son Roca 07 10.4%

8 El Coronil 51 10.4%

9 Doña Mencía 51 10.4%

10 Illa de Arousa 58 10.4%

11 Cerceda 29 10.4%

12 Gójar 51 10.4%

13 Ribadavia 58 10.4%

14 Sangüesa/Zangoza 32 10.4%

15 Almenara 60 10.4%

16 Camarma de Esteruelas 29 10.4%

17 Porreres 07 10.4%

18 Pedrera 51 10.4%

19 Castillo de Locubín 51 10.4%

20 El Burgo de Osma 55 10.4%

21 Medina de Ríoseco 55 10.4%

22 Candeleda 55 10.4%

23 Villanueva del Trabuco 51 10.4%

24 Vedra 58 10.4%

25 Ribadumia 58 10.4%

26 Algarrobo 51 10.4%

27 Añover de Tajo 54 10.4%

28 Sant Pol de Mar 56 10.4%

29 Cudillero 34 10.4%

30 San Ginés de la Jara 31 10.4%

31 Navas de San Juan 51 10.4%

32 Moià 56 10.4%

33 Santa Cristina d'Aro 56 10.4%

34 Miño 58 10.4%

35 Boalo 29 10.4%

36 Port d'Alcúdia 07 10.4%

37 Montbau 56 10.4%

38 Cacabelos 55 10.4%

39 Alcarràs 56 10.4%

40 Fabero 55 10.4%

41 Mojacar 51 10.4%

42 Miguel Esteban 54 10.4%

43 Carnota 58 10.4%

44 Villafranca de los Caballeros 54 10.4%

45 La Poveda 29 10.4%

46 Capellades 56 10.4%

47 Cala Millor 07 10.4%

48 Villanueva del Río y Minas 51 10.4%

49 Guijuelo 55 10.4%

50 Cardona 56 10.4%

51 Tinajo 53 10.4%

52 Buenavista del Norte 53 10.4%

53 Moral de Calatrava 54 10.4%

54 Alameda 51 10.4%

55 Quintana de la Serena 57 10.4%

56 Beas de Segura 51 10.4%

57 Deba 59 10.4%

58 Bonares 51 10.4%

59 Mondariz 58 10.4%

60 Peal de Becerro 51 10.4%

61 La Campana 51 10.4%

62 Gata de Gorgos 60 10.4%

63 Dosrius 56 10.4%

64 Renedo 39 10.4%

65 Los Villares 51 10.4%

66 Lloseta 07 10.4%

67 Benejúzar 60 10.4%

68 Turís 60 10.4%

69 Paterna de Rivera 51 10.4%

70 El Altet 60 10.4%

71 Alcalá del Valle 51 10.4%

72 Olías del Rey 54 10.4%

73 Torrejón de la Calzada 29 10.4%

74 Magaluf 07 10.4%

75 Ares 58 10.4%

76 Agramunt 56 10.4%

77 Otura 51 10.4%

78 Los Dolores 31 10.4%

79 Argamasilla de Calatrava 54 10.4%

80 Arafo 53 10.4%

81 Talavera La Real 57 10.4%

82 Vielha 56 10.4%

83 Casariche 51 10.4%

84 Can Pastilla 07 10.4%

85 Allariz 58 10.4%

86 Cuntis 58 10.4%

87 Aceuchal 57 10.4%

88 Pozo Alcón 51 10.4%

89 La Guancha 53 10.4%

90 San Ildefonso 55 10.4%

91 Villamuriel de Cerrato 55 10.4%

92 Pereiro de Aguiar 58 10.4%

93 Fuente Obejuna 51 10.4%

94 Abegondo 58 10.4%

95 Peñafiel 55 10.4%

96 Agaete 53 10.4%

97 la Vall d'Hebron 56 10.4%

98 Villanueva del Ariscal 51 10.4%

99 Bunyola 07 10.4%

100 La Muela 52 10.4%

Cities with the lowest unemployment rates in Spain represent some of the strongest local job markets. Valdetorres de Jarama 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. Valdetorres de Jarama'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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