The employment agency in Rosenheim has good news.
The unemployment rate remained stable in December.
In the district it is 2.1 percent.
Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen/Rosenheim – December marked the end of another month of superlatives for the employment agency in Rosenheim.
In the agency district, which includes the districts of Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen, Miesbach and Rosenheim, 7,770 people are registered as unemployed.
Only 70 had been added in the past few weeks.
Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen: Employment agency reports stable unemployment rate
"The increase in December has never been so small since the start of the corresponding evaluations," reports Michael Vontra, Managing Director of the operational area.
The unemployment rate in the agency district is also unchanged at 2.5 percent.
"In terms of unemployment, we are approaching the level before the corona pandemic again."
In Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen, the value is even lower at 1.9 percent and is also stable.
In figures: 1396 women and men were unemployed in December – 715 men and 681 women.
The offices of the Employment Agency in Bad Tölz and Wolfratshausen account for 754 unemployed, seven more than in the previous month.
The Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen job center looks after 642 customers, eight more than in November.
Unemployment rate in Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen remains at 2.1 percent
The unemployment rate in the district averaged 2.1 in 2022 (2021: 2.6 percent; 2020: 2.8 percent).
This means that an average of 1513 people were registered as unemployed.
This is in line with the trend across the agency district.
"We are pleased that the job market has developed positively in many areas this year," says Michael Schankweiler, CEO.
One reason for this is the consistently high demand for personnel in the companies.
"Companies from almost every industry reported more than 12,600 job offers to us over the course of the year," says Schankweiler.
At 5,860, the average number of jobs was significantly higher than in the past two years.
The customers of the employment agency would benefit from this.
The statistics indicate that after an employment relationship ends, many would quickly find a new job.
"It's also nice that people who have been registered as unemployed for more than twelve months and are therefore affected by long-term unemployment are increasingly finding new jobs again," says the CEO.
It is also positive that people from Ukraine also benefit from the high need for personnel.
Vontra says: "We are pleased that some of the people who came to us from Ukraine have already found work." sw
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