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| | | ... January, combined with the underlying strength of internet job ads, suggested grounds to be cautiously optimistic about employment in coming months. "Moreover, the annual reanalysis of seasonal factors by the ABS revealed that the most notable changes ... |
| | | | ... past ten years, according to a survey conducted by MasterCard International. Consumer sentiment toward the economy, employment, a regular income, the stock market and overall quality of life rose to a reading of 80.9 on the MasterIndex scale, a strong ... |
| | | | ... a 14-year low of 5.6%, new figures showed today. Figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics showed that total employment rose by 29,600 to 9.66 million, on a seasonally adjusted basis. Full-time jobs increased by 16,100 to 6.93 million, while part-time ... |
| | | | ... Statistics (ABS) said businesses put on 27,900 full-time staff in November but a fall in part-time jobs kept the total employment gain down to 20,700. The rise was double market expectations, and comes on top of strong jobs gains in the last few months ... |
| | | | ... economist Kris Bernie said he expected a month of consolidation in November after the massive gains of October. The rise in employment over the past three months had been 164,500, he said. "We're expecting a consolidation in employment with a flat outcome ... |
| | | | ... months, and in November it rose by a further two points to an index of 20 points - two points higher than in late 1994. Employment picked up further in November, up six points to an index of 17 points. Sizeable gains in most sectors more than offset ... |
| | | | ... to have had little, if any, obvious impact on employer's hiring intentions," said ANZ Chief Economist Saul Eslake. "Employment growth at this pace would be sufficient to push the employment rate down to 5 A1/2 % - lower than in any month since June 1981 ... |
| | | | ... quarter. Export deliveries doubled, new orders rose strongly, and capacity utilisation rose to a 15-year high, although employment softened. But forward projections of orders plunged and the higher Aussie dollar was expected to cut exports back, while ... |
| | | | ... the income support system should aim at strengthening the incentives of welfare recipients to participate in gainful employment. The unemployment rate is slated to dip from six percent in 2003, to 5.9% in 2004 and 5.7% in 2005. The GDP at market prices ... |
| | | | ... Australia in the 2003/04 February quarter, according to a new report out today. The second quarterly Sydney Morning Herald Employment Forecast said the global economic recovery and a rebound in tourism should take some of the sting out of the looming ... |
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