Nezaměstnanost ve vybraných krajích ČR v letech 2015-2021

The aim of this thesis is to analyse unemployment in selected regions and to assess the impact of the coronavirus crisis on individual regions. The theoretical part of the thesis describes the theoretical concepts of the labour market and unemployment and defines the main concepts related to unemployment. The theoretical part of the thesis also deals with state instruments for unemployment regulation. The practical part of the thesis focuses on selected regions and on the analysis of unemployed individuals in the labour market. The factors under study are selected to provide insight into each county. The factors chosen are education, age, gender, duration of unemployment and the ratio of job vacancies relative to the number of applicants. Finally, the paper concludes with an analysis of unemployment rates in each region and an assessment of the impact of the coronavirus crisis in each region. To meet the objective of this thesis, the related graphs are always compared between specific counties, and finally evaluated as a whole. The thesis concludes that the largest share of the unemployed is represented by the long-term unemployed, while this group is only to a very limited extent affected by social policy instruments. From the analysis of the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, it can be stated that the Kralovehradecky region was the best able to overcome it.