Costa Rica jobs

Unemployment in Costa Rica reached 22% in the July-September quarter, slightly lower than the previous period but still severely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic

We hope you're reading this with a delicious Costa Rican coffee or traditional gallo pinto. Here's the Costa Rica (and regional) news you should know on Friday, October 30.

Unemployment in Costa Rica reached 23.2% in the June-August quarter.

Costa Ricans are more concerned about unemployment than the coronavirus pandemic

Unemployment in Costa Rica reached 24.4% in the moving quarter from May to July, the highest ever recorded in the country

The Costa Rican Investment Board (CINDE) is currently holding its third-annual JobLink, in which 35 companies are offering some 3,000 jobs, the organization said in a press release.

Unemployment in Costa Rica reached 24% in the April-June quarter, the highest on record, as the country continues to suffer the economic effects of the coronavirus pandemic.

The health crisis will lead to a 4.9 percent contraction in global GDP, affecting women more than men.

Unemployment in Costa Rica reached 20.1% from March to May 2020, marking the highest-recorded level of that economic indicator, the official statistical agency announced Thursday.

Unemployment in Costa Rica reached 15.7% from February to April 2020 amid the coronavirus pandemic.