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Slovakia / Jobs

How's the job market in Slovakia?

2025 · data family: economicdata.dev

About the same as the year before

5.4%Unemployment rate, 2025

Compare every country: where Slovakia ranks for 2025

Unemployment rate, 1991–2025Slovakia's rate was 5.4% in 2025, against 4.8% for the world; since 1991 it ranged from 5.3% (2024) to 19.1% (2001).
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Indicator: Unemployment, % of the labour force, yearly, modelled ILO estimate (WDI SL.UEM.TOTL.ZS)Source: World Bank WDI, SL.UEM.TOTL.ZS: unemployment, % of labour force (modelled ILO estimate), updated 2026-10-08
Show the numbers (35 rows)
YearSlovakiaWorld
20255.4%4.8%
20245.3%4.8%
20235.8%4.8%
20226.1%5.2%
20216.9%6.0%
20206.7%6.6%
20195.8%5.6%
20186.5%5.8%
20178.1%5.9%
20169.7%6.0%
201511.5%6.0%
201411.5%6.0%
201314.2%6.1%
201214.0%6.2%
201113.6%6.1%
201014.4%6.3%
200912.0%6.4%
20089.5%5.8%
200711.2%5.8%
200613.4%6.0%
200516.3%6.2%
200418.2%6.3%
200317.5%6.5%
200218.5%6.4%
200119.1%6.2%
200018.5%6.1%
199916.1%6.3%
199812.4%6.2%
199711.9%6.0%
199611.3%6.0%
199513.1%5.9%
199413.7%5.8%
199312.2%5.5%
199212.2%5.3%
199112.1%5.1%

Get this data

This page's numbers, as JSON:

curl https://visualizedata.org/data/places/svk/jobs.json

The World Bank API it comes from (live, no key):

curl "https://api.worldbank.org/v2/country/svk/indicator/SL.UEM.TOTL.ZS?format=json&date=1991:2025"

Open the JSON

What this can't tell you

  • Most countries' figures are the ILO's modelled estimates: where a labour force survey is old or missing, a model fills the gap, so small year-to-year changes are often the model, not the economy.
  • Unemployment counts people looking for work; in countries with large informal economies, few people can afford to be unemployed, so a low rate does not mean plenty of good jobs.

How the answer is decided

The latest year is compared with the year before: a rise of 1 point or more is 'much higher', 0.3 or more 'higher', a change within 0.3 'about the same', and the same downward.

Sources