It is a neologism created in Spain for a graphical measurement of the number of people out of work in the country. It is formed by unemployment ("lack of work occupation") the suffix -meter ("measurement"). [Note: In this dictionary they have the bad habit of defining in the written queries with errors, as if everyone should look for an answer by typing badly; and the problem is that many times the correct or more detailed answer is right there. I regret having to put this link, but in the 10060;parometro the colleague José Luis Sánchez Abela left much more data (untestable, but interesting) about the voice 'parómetro'. ]
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