Published 2 years ago

Australia's unemployment rate remains flat at 4 per cent

Summary by Ground News

Australia's unemployment rate has remained steady at a historic low of 4 per cent. The participation rate remained at 66.4 per cent, with employment increasing to 13,389,900. The underemployment rate decreased to 6.3 per cent and monthly hours worked decreased by 10 million hours. Labor's shadow treasurer Jim Chalmers said more must be done to boost wage growth as the cost of living rises.

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The Guardian

Australia’s March unemployment rate steady at record low 4%, despite expectations of fall

Australia’s economy added more than 20,000 new jobs in March, with economists tipping interest rates to rise in coming months

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Sydney Morning Herald

Unemployment remains at 4 per cent but expected to fall further

The data was published on day four of the election campaign, with both major parties focused on the cost of living as inflation rises and the official cash rate set to increase within weeks.

2 years ago·Sydney, Australia

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ABC Australia

Patrick is looking for staff for his restaurants and bars, but he is struggling to find the right ones

The unemployment rate stays at a near 50-year low of 4 per cent, as nearly 18,000 extra jobs are added to the economy.

2 years ago·Australia

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2 years ago

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The West Australian

Surprise unemployment rate result

Australia’s March unemployment figure has delivered a surprising result, with experts now waiting to see if it’ll prompt an official rate rise.

2 years ago

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Gold Coast Bulletin

Australia’s unemployment rate remains steady

Australia’s unemployment rate has held steady at 4 per cent. Sky News Business Editor Ross Greenwood assessed the latest figures. "It is 4 per cent - so it's actually flat," Mr Greenwood told Sky News Australia. "So, something of an anti-climax in some ways".

2 years ago·Southport, Australia

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