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Economy, jobs and prices in Treinta Y Tres, Uruguay: official figures

The unemployment rate in Treinta Y Tres was 10.6% in the June-August 2026 moving quarter (Uruguay: 7.1%), 2nd highest of 19 departments; about 2,400 people were unemployed.

Unemployment rate (Jun-Aug 2026)
10.6
Jun-Aug 2026

What is the employment rate in Treinta Y Tres?

48.3% of working-age people in Treinta Y Tres were in employment in June-August 2026, against 59.5% nationally; this was the lowest of 19 departments.

Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadistica (INE), Uruguay · saved copy

What is the labour force participation rate in Treinta Y Tres?

The labour-force participation (activity) rate in Treinta Y Tres was 54.0% in June-August 2026 (Uruguay: 64.0%), the lowest of 19 departments.

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How many people are employed in Treinta Y Tres?

Treinta Y Tres had about 20,100 employed residents in June-August 2026, 1.1% of the 1,764,100 employed nationally.

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How common is informal work in Treinta Y Tres?

24.5% of employed people in Treinta Y Tres were not registered with social security in June-August 2026, compared with 20.9% nationally; this was 9th highest of 19 departments.

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How large is the labour force in Treinta Y Tres?

The active labour force of Treinta Y Tres (employed plus unemployed) was about 22,500 people in June-August 2026, 1.2% of the national total of 1,898,100.

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How Treinta Y Tres compares with other departments

Unemployment rate (Jun-Aug 2026)

Treinta Y Tres ranks 2 of 19, highest first. Three-month moving average from the household survey (ECH), by place of residence; INE advises against reading small differences as a strict ranking because of sampling error.

RankRegionUnemployment rate
1Artigas10.7%
2Treinta Y Tres10.6%
3Durazno10.5%
4Tacuarembo8.9%
5Rio Negro8.9%
6Soriano8.8%
7Paysandu8.3%
Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadistica (INE), Uruguay · saved copy

Employment rate (Jun-Aug 2026)

Treinta Y Tres ranks 19 of 19, highest first. Three-month moving average from the household survey (ECH), by place of residence; INE advises against reading small differences as a strict ranking because of sampling error.

RankRegionEmployment rate
13Cerro Largo56.8%
14Rivera55.7%
15Artigas55.4%
16Tacuarembo54.9%
17Rio Negro54.9%
18Rocha54.3%
19Treinta Y Tres48.3%
Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadistica (INE), Uruguay · saved copy

Labour-force participation rate (Jun-Aug 2026)

Treinta Y Tres ranks 19 of 19, highest first. Three-month moving average from the household survey (ECH), by place of residence; INE advises against reading small differences as a strict ranking because of sampling error.

RankRegionLabour-force participation rate
13San Jose60.8%
14Rio Negro60.3%
15Tacuarembo60.2%
16Cerro Largo59.1%
17Rocha58.2%
18Rivera58.1%
19Treinta Y Tres54.0%
Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadistica (INE), Uruguay · saved copy

Employed people not registered with social security (Jun-Aug 2026)

Treinta Y Tres ranks 9 of 19, highest first. Three-month moving average from the household survey (ECH), by place of residence; INE advises against reading small differences as a strict ranking because of sampling error.

RankRegionEmployed people not registered with social security
6Tacuarembo28.2%
7Soriano27.0%
8Rocha26.8%
9Treinta Y Tres24.5%
10Colonia23.9%
11Maldonado23.2%
12Lavalleja23.1%
Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadistica (INE), Uruguay · saved copy

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