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US applications for jobless benefits, a proxy for layoffs, tick down to 209,000 last weekU.S. unemployment benefit applications saw a slight decrease last week, settling at 209,000. This figure, while slightly above analyst expe...- US jobless benefit applications jump to 236,000, but continuing claims are lowest since AprilNew jobless claims in the U.S. saw a significant rise last week. However, the total number of Americans receiving unemployment benefits dro...
- Jobs in U.S: 32,000 private sector employment lost in November as lay offs reality strikes hard, claims reportU.S. economy added 119,000 jobs in September, with the unemployment rate rising to a four-year high of 4.4 per cent.
- US jobless benefit rolls hit two-month high amid shutdown delay: Labor DepartmentAccording to updated data released Tuesday, continued claims — those filed by people receiving benefits after their first week — rose to 1....
- US applications for jobless benefits rise last week, but layoffs remain historically lowIn the United States, unemployment claims saw a slight increase last week. The Labor Department reported 235,000 new applications. However,...
- US applications for jobless benefits up modestly but remain at a healthy levelJobless claims saw a slight increase last week, signaling a potential softening in the labor market amid economic uncertainties. Despite re...
- US weekly jobless claims fall unexpectedly in latest weekInitial jobless claims unexpectedly fell to 227,000, indicating employers are holding onto workers despite signs of a cooling labor market....
- US applications for jobless benefits fall to 213,000, remaining near 7-month lowsNew unemployment applications in the U.S. dipped to near seven-month lows, indicating a still-robust job market. Applications fell to a sea...
- US weekly jobless claims fall slightlyThe number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits declined slightly last week. However, re-employment opportunities are becoming s...
- UK unemployment hits 48-year low but inflation squeezes payThe jobless rate dropped to 3.7% from 3.8% - below forecasts in a Reuters poll for the unemployment rate to hold steady - and the 1.257 mil...
- UK unemployment climbs to 4.1% on virus falloutThe rate grew to 4.1 percent in the three months to the end of July from 3.9 percent the previous quarter, the Office for National Statisti...
- Nobody can make authentic statement on job creation as there are no reliable data of jobs: SBI ChairmanKumar said jobs in the manufacturing sector has seen a reduction due to use of technology and there was a lot of 'disguised unemployment.'
- UK unemployment soars to 2.62 millionUK unemployment jumped in the third quarter as joblessness among young people climbed above 1 million for the first time since at least 199...
- UK jobless rate at two-year highUK public-sector employment fell by a record in the second quarter, offsetting a gain in hiring by companies, as the govt cuts spending.
- Spain jobless rate surpasses 20 pcSpain's jobless rate has surpassed 20 per cent for the first time since 1997, the government said.
- British jobless total soars to highest point since 1994Britain's jobless total has hit the highest level since late 1994, but the number of people claiming benefits fell by more than expected in...
- US initial jobless claims rise to 480,000The count of claims for unemployment benefits in the US climbed to 480,000 for the week ended December 12, even as the labor market slowly ...
- Euro jobless rate climbs to 9.5 pcThe jobless rate in the 16 nations that use the euro climbed to a new 10-year high of 9.5 per cent in July despite other signs that the eco...
- UK unemployment numbers touch 2.38 mnThe number of unemployed people in the UK climbed to 2.38 million in the three months to May pushing the jobless rate to 7.6 per cent, repo...
- British unemployment rate climbs to 7.2 pcBritain's unemployment rate hit 7.2 per cent in the three months to April as the number of people claiming jobless benefits jumped to 2.26 ...
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