In March, unemployment in the BAC rose by 2.09%, while in Navarre it fell by 3.46%.
Registered unemployment fell by 1.72% in April in the Basque Autonomous Community (CAV) and by 1.95% in Navarre, according to data provided this Monday by the Ministry of Labor and Employment of the Basque Government and the Ministry of Work and Social Economy.
In concrete terms, a total of 109,553 unemployed people were registered with the Basque Public Employment Service Lanbide in April, 1,918 fewer than the previous month. In Navarre, unemployment fell by 602 people last month, bringing the total number of unemployed to 30,241.
On an annual basis, the CAV, together with Melilla, is the only community where unemployment has increased, as Lanbide registered 1,552 more people than in April 2023, or 1.44%. In Navarre the decline is 1.95%, with 603 fewer people unemployed.
The three areas of the Basque Autonomous Community have reduced their number of unemployed compared to the previous month, with 61 fewer unemployed in Araba (-0.32%), 576 fewer in Gipuzkoa (-1.94%) and 1,281 fewer in Bizkaia ( -2.04%). ). Compared to April 2023, the number of unemployed in Bizkaia (1.45%) increased by 882 people and in Gipuzkoa (3.26%) by 919 people, while in Araba it decreased by 249 people (-1.31%).
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Source: EITB
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