Unemployment in Cuba

Disabled Cuban and "revolutionary" accuses the government of failing to guarantee her access to work.

  • CiberCuba Editorial Staff

Government hunts for "idle" people in Santiago de Cuba: "They will go to every household"

  • CiberCuba Editorial Team

Young Cubans drop out of school to work.

  • CiberCuba Editorial

More than 2,000 Cubans are left unemployed each month in the food industry and fishing.

  • CiberCuba's Editorial Team

Cuba's economic growth will decline in 2024, according to CEPAL.

  • CiberCuba Editorial Team

About 800,000 young Cubans are neither studying nor working.

  • CiberCuba Editorial Team

Inspectors issue more than 200 fines in a week in Ciego de Ávila.

  • CiberCuba Editorial Team

More than 500,000 Cubans currently work in the private sector.

  • CiberCuba Editorial Team

Offensive against queue jumpers and resellers: More than 16,000 people processed in Ciego de Ávila since 2020.

  • Iván León

Cubans prefer the private sector to enter the workforce.

  • CiberCuba Editorial Team

More than 2,300 state workers at risk of unemployment in Sancti Spíritus.

  • Iván León

The government assures that the declining trend in multiple jobs in Cuba is due to the free healthcare and education.

  • CiberCuba Editorial Team

Cubans respond to the official press about multiple employment: "It doesn't work."

  • CiberCuba Editorial

Workers left without jobs after the closure of the leather goods shop in Las Tunas.

  • Deneb González

More than half of the unemployed in Sancti Spíritus rejected job offers from the government.

  • CiberCuba Editorial Team

A Cuban mother complains that she can't find work: "There isn't even a humble job, not even for cleaning."

  • CiberCuba Editorial Team

Cuba's Minister of Economy acknowledges "design problems" in the Order Task.

  • Tania Costa

More than 5,900 Cubans have come to seek employment in May, according to the Government.

  • CiberCuba Editorial Team

Cuba: A lot of propaganda, less work

  • Alejandro González Raga

More than 6000 people from Havana have rejected the jobs offered by the government following the restructuring.

  • Writing by CiberCuba

Almost 100,000 Cubans went out to look for work since the monetary ordering, according to government data.

  • CiberCuba Newswriting

Cuban Ministry of Labor creates an application to search for jobs.

  • CiberCuba Writing

Government says that salary increase spurred job applications in Cuba

  • CiberCuba editorial team

Minister of Economy: 250,000 Cuban self-employed workers ceased their activities

  • CiberCuba Newsroom

Unemployment in Cuba: a 37.7% poorly disguised

  • Ernesto Hernández Busto