Household Labour Force Survey
Economists see some good signs in the latest labour market data as Luxon acknowledges 'difficult & challenging period' and Labour sees the 'cost of National's economic choices'
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Economists see some good signs in the latest labour market data as Luxon acknowledges 'difficult & challenging period' and Labour sees the 'cost of National's economic choices'
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Rising underutilisation and unemployment weigh heavily on young New Zealanders, June quarter labour market data shows
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Rising underutilisation and unemployment weigh heavily on young New Zealanders, June quarter labour market data shows
New Zealand’s jobless rate rose to 5.6% in the June quarter, the highest in over a decade, as young people continue to struggle to get work
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New Zealand’s jobless rate rose to 5.6% in the June quarter, the highest in over a decade, as young people continue to struggle to get work
The jobless rate steadies overall but is rising for those under 25 years. It is particularly tough for workers in the 20-25 age group
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The jobless rate steadies overall but is rising for those under 25 years. It is particularly tough for workers in the 20-25 age group
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Increase in labour market 'participation rate' sees the overall unemployment rate rise, contrary to virtually all expectations; Stats NZ says both the unemployment rate and the employment rate rose
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Increase in labour market 'participation rate' sees the overall unemployment rate rise, contrary to virtually all expectations; Stats NZ says both the unemployment rate and the employment rate rose
September quarter saw the first increase in working hours in almost two years, hinting a job market recovery may be beginning
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September quarter saw the first increase in working hours in almost two years, hinting a job market recovery may be beginning
Joblessness rises to 5.3% but hours-worked rose for first time in almost two years
Bernard Hickey says a surge of low-skilled migration is frustrating the natural forces of supply and demand that would generate the wage inflation that both the Reserve Bank and the Government need in the long run
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Bernard Hickey says a surge of low-skilled migration is frustrating the natural forces of supply and demand that would generate the wage inflation that both the Reserve Bank and the Government need in the long run
Implications of the revised Household Labour Force Survey for the Economic Outlook. Treasury's view
Implications of the revised Household Labour Force Survey for the Economic Outlook. Treasury's view
Greenback weakness remains dominant currency market driver
Greenback weakness remains dominant currency market driver
Strong rise in unemployed men lifts unemployment above expectations
Opinion: QE shock shoves Pound lower; NZ$ steady despite poor jobs data
Opinion: QE shock shoves Pound lower; NZ$ steady despite poor jobs data