Τhe unemployment rate in the Eurozone and the EU remained at historic low levels in February, at 6.8% and 6.2%, respectively, Eurostat said. The EU executive’s statistics agency also said that the Greek unemployment rate fell to 11.9% in February from 12.8% in January.
Eurostat said that 13.267 million men and women were unemployed in the EU, of which 11.155 million in the Eurozone in February. Spain (12.6%), Greece (11.9%) and Italy (8.5%) recorded the highest unemployment rates, while the Czech Republic (2.4%), Poland (3%) and Germany (3.1%) the lowest rates.
The unemployment rate among young people (aged below 25 years) was 14% in the Eurozone, led by Greece (33.1%) and Spain (29.7%).
SOURCE; AMNA
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