unemployed
10 September 2026
Labour Force Survey - 3 months longitudinal data
The estimates produced refer to the population that maintains residence in the same municipality throughout the period consideredReference period: I quarter 2013 - I quarter 2026
- Theme:
- Labour and wages
10 September 2026
Labour Force Survey-12 months longitudinal data
Online the metedata until I quarter 2026Reference period: I quarter 2025 - I quarter 2026
- Theme:
- Labour and wages
01 September 2026
Employment and unemployment (provisional data) – July 2026
In July 2026, employment stable. Unemployment rate down to 5.8% (-0.1 p.p.).Reference period: July 2026
- Theme:
- Labour and wages
30 July 2026
Employment and unemployment (provisional data) – June 2026
In June 2026, employment substantially stable. Unemployment rate up to 5.7% (+0.4 p.p.)Reference period: June 2026
- Theme:
- Labour and wages
10 July 2026
Labour Force Survey – cross-sectional quarterly data: file for research purposes
Istat releases micro data files for research purposes for the labour force survey untill I quarter 2026Reference period: Q1 2009 - Q1 2026
- Theme:
- Labour and wages
02 July 2026
Employment and unemployment (provisional data) – May 2026
In May 2026, employment decreased (-0.1%). Unemployment rate down to 5.0% (-0.1 p.p.)Reference period: May 2026
- Theme:
- Labour and wages
12 June 2026
Labour market – Q1 2026
In Q1 2026 the number of employed people increases by 67 thousand units (+0.3%) compared to Q4 2025Reference period: Q1 2026
- Theme:
- Industry and construction ,
- Labour and wages ,
- Services
29 May 2026
Employment and unemployment (provisional data) – April 2026
In April 2026, employment rose (+0.5%). Unemployment rate down to 5.1% (-0.1 p.p.)Reference period: April 2026
- Theme:
- Labour and wages
10 July 2026
Labour Force Survey - cross-sectional quarterly data
The file with the data for the fourth quarter of 2025 is onlineReference period: Q1 2014 - Q1 2026
- Theme:
- Labour and wages
30 April 2026
Employment and unemployment (provisional data) – March 2026
In March 2026, employment decreased (-0.1%). Unemployment rate down to 5.2% (-0.1 p.p.)Reference period: March 2026
- Theme:
- Labour and wages