According to the agency, approximately 30.3% of the 16,006 jobseekers who found employment had previously been unemployed. Among them, 346 unemployed individuals were hired as day laborers or on fixed-term contracts lasting up to 3 months. Of all those placed in jobs, 42.6% were women, 18.2% were people aged 55 and older, and 1.7% were people with disabilities. Another 76 people were migrants returning from abroad, and 51 were members of the Romani community. The largest share of jobseekers found employment in other community, social, and personal services (35.7%), agriculture (17.2%), and wholesale and retail trade (14.5%). Manufacturing accounted for 8.1% of those employed, public administration—5.4%, construction—4.9%, health care and social assistance—4.1%, education—2.8%, and transportation, warehousing, and communications—2.2%. // 28.08.2026 — InfoMarket.