Unemployment
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Unemployment Outlays In China Surged To $5.45 Billion In June
The challenging labor market increased compensation to people and businesses. The challenging labor market increased compensation to people and businesses. -
Around 900 Employees At Better.com Fired By CEO Over Zoom
Better.com CEO Vishal Garg told employees during a Zoom conference that they would be letting go of more than 900 of them effective immediately. Better.com CEO Vishal Garg told employees during a Zoom conference that they would be letting go of more than 900 of them effective immediately. -
COVID Job Losses: Unemployment To Remain High Until 2023, ILO Says
ILO said in its latest report employment growth will be too weak to provide sufficient opportunities. ILO said in its latest report employment growth will be too weak to provide sufficient opportunities. -
Steady As She Goes: Australia Holds Interest Rates In Spite Of Inflation, Healthy Economy
It expects GDP to grow 4.75% this year and 3.5% in 2022 as a result of fiscal measures and accommodative conditions. It expects GDP to grow 4.75% this year and 3.5% in 2022 as a result of fiscal measures and accommodative conditions. -
China Industrial Production Increases 9.8% On Year In April
China data out Monday showed current momentum in output and consumption was softer. China data out Monday showed current momentum in output and consumption was softer. -
U.S. Job Openings Rebound As More Companies Reopen
Job openings in the U.S. grew to a record 8.12 million in March. Job openings in the U.S. grew to a record 8.12 million in March. -
Fried Chicken Booms In The U.S. With KFC Adding 20,000 Employees
KFC and franchisees are hiring permanent full- and part-time employees across the U.S. KFC and franchisees are hiring permanent full- and part-time employees across the U.S. -
Hong Kong Unemployment Falls From 17-Year High
"With day-to-day activities mostly back to normal the near-term outlook hinges on whether Chinese visitors return." "With day-to-day activities mostly back to normal the near-term outlook hinges on whether Chinese visitors return." -
Japan Retail Sales Continue To Struggle But Not As Much As Thought
Bank of Japan Gov. Haruhiko Kuroda said Tuesday Japan's economy had hit bottom and was now picking up. Bank of Japan Gov. Haruhiko Kuroda said Tuesday Japan's economy had hit bottom and was now picking up. -
Fewest Out-Of-Work Aussies Since COVID: Stats Bureau
Analysts said the data suggested the Reserve Bank of Australia was likely to stop pumping money into the economy. Analysts said the data suggested the Reserve Bank of Australia was likely to stop pumping money into the economy.