Which Region in Central Java Has the Highest Unemployment Rate?

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Viva Budy Kusnandar 09/11/2021 13:30 WIB

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The open unemployment rate (OUR) in Tegal and Cilacap Regencies was 9.97% in August 2021. This figure was the highest in Central Java.

10 Regencies/Cities with the Highest Open Unemployment Rate (OUR) in Central Java (August 2021)

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10 Regencies/Cities with the Highest Open Unemployment Rate (OUR) in Central Java (August 2021)

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Based on data from the Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS), the number of unemployed people in Central Java was 1.3 million in August 2021. Therefore, the open unemployment rate (OUR) in the province was 5.95% of the total workforce, which reached 18.96 million people.

The OUR in Tegal Regency and Cilacap Regency was 9.97% in August 2021. This figure was the highest in Central Java.

This was followed by Brebes Regency with an OUR of 9.78%, Semarang City with 9.54%, and Magelang City with 8.73%. Then, the OUR in Tegal City was recorded at 8.25%, Surakarta (Solo) City at 7.85%, and Kendal Regency at 7.55%.

The OUR in Salatiga City was recorded at 7.26%. Meanwhile, the OUR in Pekalongan City reached 6.89%.

Furthermore, the OUR in urban areas of Central Java was higher than in rural areas. Specifically, the OUR in urban areas was 7.06% in August 2021, while in rural areas it was only 4.75%.

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