The unemployment rate in Bulgaria has decreased over the past year, but remains above the average for the European Union (EU), Eurostat data show.
The unemployment rate in Bulgaria declined steadily from November 2013, when it was 12.9%, reaching 11.1% a year later.
However the figure remains above the EU average, which was 10% in November 2014.
Eurostat estimates that the number of unemployed people in Bulgaria in November 2014 was 374 000, down from 435 000 a year earlier.
The unemployment rate in Bulgaria has remained higher among men than women over the past year.
The data from Eurostat differs slightly from that of the Bulgarian National Employment Agency, which recorded an unemployment rate of 10.8% in November 2014.
The difference comes from the way in which the two agencies estimate unemployment.
Eurostat assesses unemployment rate on the basis of economically active people, while the Bulgarian National Employment Agency uses the data for those registered as unemployed.
The unemployment rate in the EU has recorded a drop in the past year, decreasing from 10.7% in November 2013 to 10% a year later.