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Ranking · Data 2024 · Source: BFS

The highest employment intensity in canton Jura

National ranking

Boncourt has the most jobs per resident in canton Jura: 1.54 jobs per inhabitant. Next come Le Noirmont (1.16) and Porrentruy (1.16). A high value marks an employment hub, a low one a residential municipality. Source: FSO (STATENT).

Ranking

BFS · STATENT · 2024
RankMunicipalityJobs per residentResidents
1Boncourt1.541'159
2Le Noirmont1.161'936
3Porrentruy1.166'597
4Delémont1.0412'991
5Les Breuleux0.811'631
6Saignelégier0.762'528
7Haute-Ajoie0.731'063
8Les Genevez0.68518
9Alle0.621'965
10Basse-Vendline0.6741
11Develier0.571'397
12Clos du Doubs0.561'289
13Courchavon0.53332
14Boécourt0.51953
15Courtételle0.492'784
16Bure0.49660
17Haute-Sorne0.467'532
18Fahy0.45328
19Les Bois0.431'246
20Courgenay0.422'463
21Vendlincourt0.42554
22Les Enfers0.41145
23Courtedoux0.41749
24La Baroche0.411'124
25Basse-Allaine0.391'182
26Pleigne0.37368
27Muriaux0.37513
28Bourrignon0.36259
29Montfaucon0.36565
30Cornol0.351'082
31Le Bémont0.34299
32Val Terbi0.333'240
33Saint-Brais0.33248
34Courchapoix0.32456
35Courroux0.293'439
36Grandfontaine0.29362
37Ederswiler0.28111
38Saulcy0.28274
39Lajoux0.28712
40Courrendlin0.263'737
41Soubey0.26123
42Rossemaison0.24767
43Coeuve0.24720
44Damphreux-Lugnez0.21376
45Soyhières0.2461
46Movelier0.18422
47Mervelier0.16523
48Fontenais0.161'645
49Châtillon0.13500
50Mettembert0.11109
STATENT (Statistik der Unternehmensstruktur) 2024 · Federal Statistical Office (FSO), retrieved 11.09.2026

How we measure this

BFS · STATENT

Number of jobs (employment at the workplace) divided by the permanent resident population of the municipality, from the FSO business structure statistics (STATENT, 2024) and the population statistics. A value above 1 means more jobs than residents — typical of hubs with large employers, airports or industrial sites. Residential municipalities sit well below.

Frequently asked questions

Which municipality in canton Jura has the most jobs per resident?
Boncourt: 1.54 jobs per resident (2024) — the highest intensity of any municipality in canton Jura. Source: FSO (STATENT).
What does jobs per resident mean?
It is the number of jobs at the workplace divided by the number of residents. A value above 1 means more jobs than residents — an employment hub people commute into. A low value marks a residential municipality. Source: FSO STATENT.