Unemployment in Tres Cantos Continues to Fall, Reaching 3.75%

The municipality of Tres Cantos recorded 1,380 unemployed individuals in April, solidifying its position among the region's best-performing municipalities.

Generic image of a bar chart showing a downward trend, symbolizing economic improvement.
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Generic image of a bar chart showing a downward trend, symbolizing economic improvement.

The municipality of Tres Cantos registered a total of 1,380 unemployed individuals in April, marking a reduction of 16 people compared to the previous month and maintaining the unemployment rate at a favorable 3.75%.

According to data from the Local Socioeconomic Observatory, the number of unemployed people in Tres Cantos stood at 1,380 during April, sixteen fewer than in March. This positive trend positions the locality among the municipalities with the best indicators in the Community of Madrid and nationwide.
The services sector has been crucial to this improvement, experiencing a 32% drop in unemployment between March and April, decreasing from 67 to 46 jobless individuals in this area. This sector accounts for nearly 90% of local employment, reflecting the strength of the municipality's business fabric.

"It once again demonstrates the solidity of its economic and business fabric, with employment data that places us among the municipalities with the best indicators in the entire region."

a municipal spokesperson
The 3.75% unemployment rate in Tres Cantos is considered particularly favorable by the city council, surpassing the averages for the Community of Madrid and Spain. In the Community of Madrid, overall unemployment fell from 282,625 people in March to 276,376 in April, while in Spain, the number of unemployed decreased from 2,419,712 to 2,357,044 during the same period.
The downward trend in unemployment in Tres Cantos is consolidating compared to 2024 and 2025, with a significant decrease in youth unemployment. This is seen as a key indicator that young people are finding more job and professional development opportunities in the city.

"From the City Council, we continue to work to promote the creation of quality employment, supporting the business fabric, boosting training, and facilitating new job opportunities, especially among the groups that need it most."

a municipal spokesperson