Indicator in all countries

Differential unemployment levels/rates of minorities?

• Austria

  There is no data available for the employment situation of ethnic minorities without a migrant background.

• Bulgaria

  Yes.

• Cyprus

  No data available.

• Denmark

  Yes.

• Finland

  No data available.

• France

  The unemployment rate of minorities (here-descendants of immigrants as France doesn't recognize minorities) is high.

• Germany

  There is no substantial data available.

• Greece

  No official data available

• Hungary

  Yes, in the case of the Roma minority.

• Ireland

  There are no statistics for minority employment as the statistics available only take in to account nationality and not membership of specific ethnic or religious groups. The unemployment rates when sorted into nationalities do show differential unemployment levels however.

• Italy

  Yes

• Poland

  Yes.

• Portugal

  Yes, there are differential unemployment rates of minorities.

• Romania

  Yes

• Slovenia

  Statistics on ethnic origin of people, who are registered as unemployed, are not collected. According to the Eurostat report, the data from 2009 show a higher unemployment rate of people born in non-EU countries (8%) comparing to unemployment rate of the general population (6 %). Note that people born in non-EU cuntry can be either migrants or citizens.

• Spain

  No official data.

• Sweden

  Yes, but there is no data that shows the differential unemployment levels/rates of minorities.