What is the unemployment rate in Catania?
Eurostat reports 16.71% for 2023 (series break), for the Catania greater-city area.
The unemployment rate in Catania was 16.71% in 2023, counting the Catania greater-city area as Eurostat defines it. The source series changed method or coverage, so earlier years are not directly comparable.Series break
Updated September 2026. We last refreshed these figures from Eurostat on 1 September 2026. Each figure shows its own year.
These figures are for the Catania greater-city area: the area Eurostat uses when a city's urban centre stretches beyond its administrative boundary. Figures for the municipality alone or the wider metro area can differ.
Unemployment is the share of the labour force without work, as reported to Eurostat. National definitions and sources can differ, and the registered-unemployment rate a national agency publishes may differ too. Jobs are counted where people work, so a city with many commuters can have more jobs than residents.
b): The source series changed method or coverage, so earlier years are not directly comparable.Source: Eurostat, Labour market - cities and greater cities (2023); Labour market - cities and greater cities (2022) · years 2022–2023
Eurostat reports 16.71% for 2023 (series break), for the Catania greater-city area.
This is the share of the labour force without work in the Catania greater-city area. A city's rate usually differs from the national rate. National agencies also often publish a registered-unemployment rate, which counts people signed up at job centres and can be higher, and they may report a different area or month.
Eurostat counts 118,609 jobs located in the area in 2022 (series break). Jobs are counted where people work, so they include commuters who live elsewhere.
These figures come from Eurostat's City Statistics, the EU's official statistics for cities. They describe the Catania greater-city area, as Eurostat defines it (Eurostat provider code IT010C). Eurostat does not state which boundary year this area uses.
Missing figures stay missing. We never fill a gap with a regional or national average.
Source: Eurostat. Cities of Europe selected and reformatted these figures; Eurostat is not responsible for this presentation. Read the methodology, the full source list and our corrections log.