The interactive mosaic chart on the right provide insights into the distribution of employment across different segments. Within each country segment, rectangles are used to represent different categories of employment, with colors distinguishing between immigrants and natives. The width of each rectangle corresponds to the total employment in the respective category, and the height represents the proportion of immigrants and natives within that category.

This chart shows the facts for year 2022.

The map on the right shows the unemployment and population density in EU countries. You can select the countries of intereset by clicking the checkboxes above and pressing the button. You can also hover over different regions of a country to see which areas have least unemployment rates.

This chart shows the unemployment rates for year 2022.

The graph on the left shows the time it take to find the job in EU country. Lets say you move to a new country today, the graph gives you an idea how quickly you can find the job in that country.The two top countries are Netherlands and Malta. In both countries about 75% of foreign people find job within 3 months. This chart shows the facts for year 2021.

You can hover over different countries to get the idea. Or click on the button below to show the stats for selected countries.

The other important things for graduating student is to find jobs which offer them opportunities to save money. The graph on the righ shows the gap between the average salary and cost of living in different EU countries. The graph can be sorted by different criteria from the drop down menu below. By default it is sorted by the widest gap.

Hover over circles to reveal the euro value of corresponding categoy while hovering over the line will reveal the gap value.

In this setting, Luxembourg has the widest gap between average salary and cost of living offering the best opportunity to save money. While Greece has the narrowest gap.

This chart shows the facts for year 2022.