Greece’s unemployment rate stood at 11.6% in December last year, compared to 12.9% in December 2021 and an upwardly revised 11.6% in November 2022.
The unemployed numbered 545,372 people, a decrease of 57,565 people compared to December 2021 (9.5%) and an increase of 6,170 people compared to November 2022 (1.1%).
For women, the unemployment rate stood at 15.6% from 17% in December 2021, and for men at 8.3% from 9.6%.
By major age groups, among the 15-24-year-olds the unemployment rate rose to 28.9% from 29.7% in December 2021 and among the 25-74 year-olds to 10.7% from 12.1%.
Also according to the ELSTAT labour force survey, the employed amounted to 4,150,724 people, marking an increase of 78,907 people compared to December 2021 (1.9%) and by 31,290 people compared to November 2022 (0.8 %).
People under the age of 75 not in the labour force, or “people not in the labor force” (that is, people neither working nor looking for work), totalled 3,119,710 people, a decrease of 52,195 people compared to December 2021 (1.6%) and by 40,027 people compared to November 2022 (1.3%).
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