Official source
CBS
Aruba's statistics office: the primary authority for labour-force figures.
Central Bureau of Statistics Aruba (CBS)
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Why you will meet it
When the Career Hub quotes unemployment or employment numbers, they come from CBS.
Good to know before you go
- The figures used are from the Labour Force Survey release of 28 September 2026.
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- Aruba’s job market in 2026: what the numbers say Unemployment of 4.4% in the Labor Force Survey 2025, a Central Bank that projects slower growth and calls the labour market tight, and what that can and cannot tell you if you are looking for work.
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