Map
| Blue | below 5% |
| Green | 5.0 to 9.9% |
| Orange | 10 to 14.9% |
| Red | over 15% |
This is a list of European countries by unemployment and employment rate.
| Blue | below 5% |
| Green | 5.0 to 9.9% |
| Orange | 10 to 14.9% |
| Red | over 15% |
| State (51) [1] | Unemployment rate | Employment rate | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
 Albania [2] | 8.7% | 69.5% | 2025 Q1 |
 Andorra [3] | 1.5% | 83.0% | 2024 |
 Armenia [4] | 14.0% | 50.1% | 2025 Q1 |
  Austria | 5.8% [5] | 77.4% (2024) [6] | June 2025 |
 Azerbaijan [7] | 5.3% | 66.3% | 2024 |
 Belarus [8] | 2.6% | 68.0% | 2025 Q2 |
 Belgium | 6.5% [5] | 72.3% (2024) [6] | June 2025 |
 Bosnia and Herzegovina | 12.3% [5] | 55.9% (2023) [6] | May 2025 |
 Bulgaria | 3.7% [5] | 76.8% (2024) [6] | June 2025 |
 Croatia | 4.4% [5] | 73.6% (2024) [6] | June 2025 |
 Cyprus | 3.8% [5] | 79.8% (2024) [6] | June 2025 |
 Czech Republic | 3.0% [5] | 82.3% (2024) [6] | June 2025 |
 Denmark | 6.7% [5] | 80.2% (2024) [6] | June 2025 |
 Estonia | 7.7% [5] | 81.8% (2024) [6] | June 2025 |
 Finland | 10.2% [5] | 77.0% (2024) [6] | June 2025 |
 France | 7.0% [5] | 75.1% (2024) [6] | June 2025 |
 Georgia | 14.3% [9] | 46.4% [10] | 2025 Q2 |
 Germany | 3.7% [5] | 81.3% (2024) [6] | June 2025 |
 Greece | 7.9% [5] | 69.3% (2024) [6] | May 2025 |
 Hungary | 4.4% [5] | 81.1% (2024) [6] | June 2025 |
 Iceland | 3.6% [5] | 87.0% (2024) [6] | May 2025 |
 Ireland | 4.9% [5] | 79.8% (2024) [6] | July 2025 |
 Italy | 6.3% [5] | 67.1% (2024) [6] | June 2025 |
 Kazakhstan [11] | 4.6% | 64.6% | 2025 Q2 |
 Kosovo [12] | 10.9% | 38.8% | 2024 Q4 |
 Latvia | 6.9% [5] | 77.4% (2024) [6] | June 2025 |
 Liechtenstein [13] | 1.4% | 78.2% | 2023 |
 Lithuania | 6.4% [5] | 79.2% (2024) [6] | June 2025 |
 Luxembourg | 6.6% [5] | 74.2% (2024) [6] | June 2025 |
 Malta | 2.5% [5] | 83.0% (2024) [6] | June 2025 |
 Moldova [14] | 4.4% | 40.9% | 2025 Q1 |
 Monaco [15] | - | - | - |
 Montenegro | 9.1% [16] | 53.1% (2024) [17] | June 2025 |
 Netherlands | 3.8% [5] | 83.5% (2024) [6] | July 2025 |
 North Macedonia [18] | 11.7% | 46.3% | 2025 Q1 |
 Norway | 5.4% [5] | 80.0% (2024) [6] | June 2025 |
 Poland | 3.5% [5] | 78.4% (2024) [6] | June 2025 |
 Portugal | 6.0% [5] | 78.5% (2024) [6] | June 2025 |
 Romania | 5.8% [5] | 69.5% (2024) [6] | June 2025 |
 Russia [19] | 2.2% | 59.1% | 2024 |
 San Marino [20] | 4.1% | 70.7% | June 2025 |
 Serbia [21] | 8.5% | 51.5% | 2025 Q2 |
 Slovakia | 5.3% [5] | 78.1% (2024) [6] | June 2025 |
 Slovenia | 3.7% [5] | 78.3% (2024) [6] | June 2025 |
 Spain | 10.4% [5] | 71.4% (2024) [6] | June 2025 |
 Sweden | 8.9% [5] | 81.9% (2024) [6] | July 2025 |
 Switzerland | 4.5% [5] | 83.0% (2024) [6] | March 2025 |
 Turkey | 8.6% [5] | 58.5% (2024) [6] | June 2025 |
 Ukraine [22] | 12.7% | 51.5% | 2025 |
 United Kingdom [23] | 4.7% | 75.3% | June 2025 |
 Vatican City | - | - |
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