In the second quarter of 2023, Portugal registered the third highest increase in the employment rate among European Union member states, with a rise of 2.2%.
According to the released data, Malta topped the list with a growth of 4.4%, followed by Spain with 2.3%.
Meanwhile, some countries, such as Romania, Finland, and Bulgaria, reported the most significant declines in the employment rate during the same period.
This situation takes place within a broader context of economic recovery in the region, as different nations experience varied peaks and troughs in the labor market.
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