unemployment

Welland agreed, as if allowing for an inherited oddity; and after that the question of Newland's unemployment was tacitly dropped.

As a beginning she dismissed her Pole of the previous day--the Pole whose hair she had pulled--and took to herself another one; but the latter proved worse even than the former, and incurred dismissal in favour of the first Pole, who, during the time of his unemployment, had nevertheless hovered around the Grandmother's chair, and from time to time obtruded his head over her shoulder.

The EU28 unemployment rate was 6.3% in June 2019, stable compared with May 2019 and down from 6.8% in June 2018.

The countries reporting higher unemployment than Latvia in June included Spain (14 percent), Italy (9.7 percent), France (8.7 percent) Croatia (7.1 percent), Portugal (6.7 percent) and Cyprus (6.6 percent).

Data from Eurostat showed euro area - composed of the 18 countries using the euro currency - saw unemployment fall to 7.5% in May from 7.6% in April.

The registered unemployment rate dropped to 5.03 percent in March 2013, down by 0.

I would like to analyze the causes of unemployment,The main cause is that we are not certain about our goals,In the developed countries every person is clear about their goal in life.In our country people have no clear planning about their aims and the other reason behind the unemployment is the pace of economic growth which is not sufficient to create more opportunities for employment.Therefore,The government need very serious and sincere action and ideas to control unemployment in our country so that it must not later create violence in the country.

Considering that nonprofits participating in the state unemployment tax system, pay, on average, $2 in unemployment taxes for every $1 in benefits paid, leaving the system to become a reimbursable employer can seem like an attractive option.

That's the silver lining for what is, if not a dark cloud, at least a surprisingly off-color one: Even though unemployment is a mere 3.9 percent, wages don't seem to be rising much faster than they have for the last couple years, and at nowhere near the rate they were before the crash.

By considering the Top 10 countries with the lowest unemployment rates, and the ones with the lowest youth unemployment, eight out of 10 are present in both lists in the same rankings, with a couple of exceptions.

"The official unemployment rate series for China is implausible and is an outlier in the distribution of unemployment rates across countries ranked by their stage of development," write researchers Shuaizhang Feng, Yingyao Hu, and Robert Moffitt.