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| | | ... annual growth in GDP up to 1.1% and national output above the level it was before the coronavirus struck. Australia's labour market stats indicate that economic growth will continue to progress going forward. Employment increased by 115,200 in May ... |
| | | | ... country's unemployment rate may have dropped to an eight-month low of 4.7% in the three months to April but "it is likely that labour market slack has remained higher than implied by this measure" because, "some individuals stopped looking for work ... |
| | | | ... the historic high of 66.3% recorded in March this year - itself, a positive indicator, as more jobseekers re-enter the labour force amid optimism in finding employment. And why the heck wouldn't Australians see the glass more than half-full? Not ... |
| | | | ... exacerbated inequalities of both income and wealth, compromised economic and financial stability and negatively impacted labour productivity. Compounding the issue, they argued, is a dearth of skills, institutions, and governance structures to understand ... |
| | | | ... for the continued acceleration in household spending going forward, not to mention, the improvement in the country's labour market. Household consumption grew by 1.2% in the March 2021 quarter, contributing 0.7 percentage points to growth and driven ... |
| | | | ... 5.1% this year (from 4.75% it forecast in March and 3.2% in December 2020. This stronger economic growth would boost the labour market with the RBA expecting the jobless rate to continue to fall "to be around 5% at the end of this year and around 4.5% ... |
| | | | ... dropped by 4.8% in May from April, the 113.1 reading is the second highest since April 2010. And why not? Australia's labour market continues to improve despite the withdrawal of the government's JobKeeper scheme. The country's unemployment ... |
| | | | ... the March 2021 quarter to 2.4% at the end of the year, reflecting the April 2021 minimum wage increase and a tightening labour market. Annual wage inflation peaks at 2.6% later in the projection..." Higher wages lift inflation. The RBNZ believes that ... |
| | | | ... by 7%. "As savings and superannuation have been depleted over the past year, many people have been left more exposed to labour market risks, with a limited capacity to absorb future shocks," the report warned. Overall, the research found that harmful ... |
| | | | ... the 7.5% high recorded in July 2020 and the sixth straight monthly decline in the jobless rate. However, the ABS' "Labour Force" report showed that total employment contracted by 30,600 in April from March as the loss of 64,400 part-time jobs negated ... |
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