Former treasurer Joe Hockey warned Australia could face 15 per cent unemployment within the coming five years and has ...
Australia’s latest unemployment rate has been revealed as inflation bites businesses and slashes margins.
These results provide an indication of the worsening price being paid by working-class households, and especially young people, for the criminal US-Israeli war on Iran.
Australia’s unemployment rate jumps to 4.5% with markets slashing chance of more interest rate hikes
Surprise rise in jobless rate will give Reserve Bank more reason to delay another interest rate hike at June meeting ...
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Australia's unemployment shock: Jobless rate surges to 4.5 per cent as thousands of jobs vanish
Australia's unemployment rate has jumped to 4.5 per cent, surprising economists and adding to the case for the Reserve Bank ...
Australia’s unemployment rate unexpectedly climbed in April, suggesting the labor market is beginning to cool in response to ...
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Australia’s unemployment rate rises to 4.5% as hiring slows and labour force expands
The nation’s unemployment rate edged up to a seasonally adjusted 4.5% in April as more people entered the labour force, with demand skewed towards part-time roles.
Australian employment unexpectedly fell in April while the jobless rate jumped to the highest level since late 2021, a possible sign the labour market might be loosening enough to stave off a ...
Australia’s unemployment rate has jumped to 4.5 per cent in April, well above the government’s estimate of about 4.25 per ...
The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) last week released its labour force survey for September, which revealed that Australia’s unemployment rate fell by 0.1 per cent to only 3.6 per cent. The ...
Australia's national unemployment rate remained steady in August at 4.2 per cent. The number of employed people grew by 47,500, and the number of unemployed people declined by 10,500, in seasonally ...
In his column published over the weekend in The Sunday Times, former British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak made a frank admission: when he was Chancellor, he allowed the minimum wage to keep rising ...
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