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| | ... issue, which he said was historically unprecedented on a global scale, is the gradual retraction in growth of the labour force - in fact, highly aged population force would see the labour force begin to shrink significantly by the end of the century. ... |
| | | Australia employment The heading of the Australian Bureau of Statistics' (ABS) "Labour Force, Australia" report says it all, "Shift to part-time employment continues". Overall employment fell by 9,800 in September following an 8,600 decline in August ... |
| | | ... and/or beat expectations one month and disappoint the next, or vice-versa. The Australian Bureau of Statistics' (ABS) 'Labour Force' report provided another excitement (confusion?) to financial markets when the seasonality adjusted headline measures ... |
| | | ... the last six months, according to trend figures released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). The latest Labour Force data shows over the past month, trend employment increased by 8,300 people to 11,933,400. Trend full-time employment increased ... |
| | | ... is largely due to the increase in the participation rate - up to 64.9% from 64.8% in May - as workers re-enter the labour force, encouraged that there are jobs to find. To be sure, this could be a function of the Australian economy's increasing momentum ... |
| | | ... month, it adds more evidence to the strength of the US jobs market as more workers are encouraged to re-join the labour force as reflected in the pickup in the participation rate from 62.6% to 62.7% in June. The S&P 500 index broke above the 2,130.82 ... |
| | | Australia employment The Australian Bureau of Statistics' (ABS) "Labour Force, Australia" report showed that an estimated 17,900 jobs were created in May. This was more than consensus expectations for a 15,000 gain but part-time employment - rising ... |
| | | ... last year announced changes to the current qualification age for the Age Pension, said the ABS. For those in the labour force who intended to retire, the most common factors influencing their decision were 'financial security' (40% for men and 35% for ... |
| | | Another month, another surprise set of numbers from "6202.0 - Labour Force, Australia". In December, 'twas a positive surprise with Australian employment shedding only 1,000 heads (now revised to just an 800 cut) versus expectations for a 12,500 reduction. ... |
| | | ... superannuation and to have a higher account balance." It said that the reasons are "women having more time out of the paid labour force for family and women more likely to be employed in part-time or lower paid occupations." The data indicates that the ... |
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