Jamaica
Unemployment rate · July 2026
3.4%
Youth unemployment: 9.7% in the same release.
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Jamaica
Unemployment rate · July 2026
3.4%
Youth unemployment: 9.7% in the same release.
Source: STATINTrinidad & Tobago
Unemployment rate · Q1 2026
5.4%
The CSO also reported employment fell 1% quarter-on-quarter.
Source: Central Statistical OfficeBarbados
Unemployment rate · Annual 2025
6.5%
Annual labour-force survey result; not the same reference period as the other figures.
Source: Barbados Statistical ServiceLast checked 17 Oct 2026. Source dates are shown on each card; periods and survey methods differ, so the figures are not a direct ranking. Check the linked statistical offices for newer releases. Layoffs and redundancies are covered separately in Market Watch.
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