与此同时，菲2025年11月就业质量也有所改善。数据显示，菲11月就业不足率为10.4%，较10月下降1.6 个百分点。就业不足意味着就业者正在寻求更多工作时间或更好的工作机会。 此外，菲律宾青年群体就业压力有所缓解。数据显示，2025年11月该国15岁至24岁群体失业率为 11.7%，较10月下降2.4个百分点；11月青年就业不足率为9.4%，较10月下降1.6个百分点。(完) （文章来源：中国新闻网） 数据还显示，服务业是菲律宾吸纳就业最多的产业，2025年11月就业人数达3059万，占总就业人数的 62.1%；农业和工业分别占20.0%和17.9%。 从细分行业看，公共管理和国防、强制性社会保障、教育以及行政和支持性服务活动等行业就业人数同 比增幅较为明显；环比来看，批发和零售以及汽车和摩托车修理等行业就业人数明显增加。 中新社马尼拉1月7日电 (记者张兴龙)菲律宾国家统计局7日公布数据显示，该国2025年11月失业率降至 4.4%，较10月回落0.6个百分点。 数据显示，菲律宾2025年11月失业人口为225万，较10月减少29万。菲11月劳动参与率为64.0%，较10 月提高0.4个百分点，显示劳动 ...

12月16日，根据香港政府统计处发表的最新劳动人口统计数字(即2025年九月至十一月的临时数字)， 2025年九月至十一月经季节性调整的失业率为3.8%，与2025年八月至十月的数字相同。就业不足率在 该两段期间亦保持不变，维持于1.6%的水平。 展望未来，孙玉菡说："香港经济稳健扩张，加上消费信心有所改善，应会继续为整体劳工市场带来支 持。然而，一些行业的就业情况或仍会因其业务面对挑战而承受压力。" 与2025年八月至十月比较，在2025年九月至十一月期间，各行业的失业率(不经季节性调整)及就业不足 率变动不一，但幅度普遍不大。 失业人数(不经季节性调整)由2025年八月至十月的149600人下跌至2025年九月至十一月的144400人，减 少约5200人。就业不足人数方面，2025年九月至十一月的数字为60900人，与2025年八月至十月的数字 (60800人)大致相若。 香港劳工及福利局局长孙玉菡评论最新失业数字时表示："2025年九月至十一月经季节性调整的失业率 维持在3.8%，与上一个三个月期间相同。就业不足率亦维持在1.6%不变。同期劳动人口和总就业人数 稍为下跌，失业人数亦进一步减少。" 总就业 ...

澳大利亚统计局劳工统计主管肖恩·克里克（Sean Crick）表示，过去六个月里，有五个月澳大利亚的失 业率处于4.3%这一水平。在过去十二个月里，该国就业人数增长了1.3%，这一数字低于同期2.0%的人 口增长率。 新华财经悉尼12月11日电 澳大利亚统计局11日公布的数据显示，经季节性因素调整，2025年11月该国 失业率维持在4.3%不变。 （文章来源：新华财经） 最新数据显示，经季节性因素调整，今年11月澳大利亚就业人数环比减少0.1%，同比增长约1.3%，至 1465.57万人。失业人数环比减少大约0.3%，同比增长约11.7%，至66.23万人。月度工作小时数环比微 幅减少，就业不足率环比增加0.4个百分点至6.2%。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The unemployment rate in the Philippines rose to 5.0% in October, marking an increase of 1.2 percentage points from September, with the unemployed population reaching 2.54 million [1]. Employment Data - The unemployment rate in October was 5.0%, up from 3.8% in September, with an increase of 580,000 unemployed individuals [1]. - The labor force participation rate decreased to 63.6%, down by 0.9 percentage points from September, indicating a weakening labor market [1]. Sector Analysis - The services sector employed the most individuals, with 29.46 million jobs, accounting for 60.6% of total employment [1]. - Agriculture and industry represented 21.5% and 17.9% of total employment, respectively [1]. - Employment in professional and technical activities, water supply and sewage treatment, and other service activities saw significant declines both year-on-year and month-on-month [1]. Employment Quality - The underemployment rate increased to 12.0%, rising by 0.9 percentage points from September, indicating that workers are seeking more hours or better job opportunities [1]. Youth Employment - The unemployment rate for the youth aged 15 to 24 reached 14.1%, an increase of 2.5 percentage points from September and higher than the 12.5% recorded in the same period last year [1].

Group 1 - The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate in Hong Kong decreased from 3.9% (July to September 2025) to 3.8% (August to October 2025) [1] - The total employment number slightly declined from 3,674,500 to 3,672,700, a decrease of approximately 1,800 individuals [1] - The total labor force also saw a reduction from 3,830,100 to 3,822,300, decreasing by about 7,800 individuals [1] Group 2 - The unemployment number (not seasonally adjusted) fell from 155,600 to 149,600, a reduction of around 6,000 individuals [1] - The underemployment rate remained unchanged at 1.6% during the same period [2] - The Secretary for Labour and Welfare, Sun Yuhan, indicated that the labor market is expected to receive support from a steadily improving business environment and recovering consumer confidence [2]

Core Viewpoint - Australia's unemployment rate decreased from 4.5% in September to 4.3% in October, returning to levels seen from June to August this year [1] Employment Data - In October, the number of employed individuals in Australia increased by 42,200, while the number of unemployed decreased by 17,000 [1] - Full-time employment rose by 55,000, with female full-time employment increasing by 29,000 and male full-time employment by 26,000 [1] - Part-time employment saw a decline of 13,000, primarily due to a decrease of 21,000 in female part-time employment [1] Labor Participation Rate - The labor force participation rate remained steady at 67%, with female participation at 63.1% and male participation at 71% [1] - Monthly hours worked increased by 0.5%, and the underemployment rate fell by 0.2 percentage points to 5.7% [1] Economic Implications - Economists suggest that the decline in the unemployment rate reduces the likelihood of the Reserve Bank of Australia lowering interest rates in the near future [1] - Core inflation has unexpectedly risen, and the tight labor market indicates that there may not be further interest rate cuts in the foreseeable future [1] - The overall labor market and economy remain relatively tight, limiting the Reserve Bank's ability to stimulate stronger economic growth through rate cuts in the short term [1]

Core Insights - Australia's unemployment rate decreased from 4.5% to 4.3% in October 2025, aligning with levels seen in June, July, and August of the same year [1] - The number of employed individuals in Australia increased by 0.3% month-on-month and approximately 1.6% year-on-year, reaching 14.6832 million [1] - The number of unemployed individuals fell by about 2.5% month-on-month but rose by approximately 7.8% year-on-year, totaling 665,400 [1] Employment Data - The monthly hours worked increased by 0.5%, while the underemployment rate decreased by 0.2 percentage points to 5.7% [1] - Trend data indicates that the unemployment rate remained stable at 4.4%, with a month-on-month employment increase of about 0.2% and a year-on-year increase of approximately 1.5%, totaling 14.6784 million [1] - The number of unemployed individuals increased by about 0.5% month-on-month and rose by 10% year-on-year, amounting to 669,600 [1] Full-time and Part-time Employment - Full-time employment rose by 55,000 in October, with female full-time employment increasing by 29,000 and male full-time employment by 26,000 [1] - Part-time employment decreased by 13,000, primarily due to a reduction of 21,000 in female part-time employment [1]

Core Insights - The unemployment rate in the Philippines decreased to 3.8% in September, marking a 0.1 percentage point decline from August, and representing the second consecutive month of decline [1] - The number of unemployed individuals fell to 1.96 million, a reduction of 70,000 from August [1] - The labor force participation rate dropped to 64.5%, down from 65.1% in August and 65.7% year-on-year, indicating a weakening in labor market activity [1] Employment Sector Analysis - The services sector remains the largest employer in the Philippines, with 30.4 million jobs, accounting for 61.3% of total employment [1] - Agriculture and industry represent 20.9% and 17.8% of total employment, respectively [1] - Notable year-on-year employment growth was observed in construction, fisheries, aquaculture, and accommodation and food services [1] - Month-on-month, significant employment increases were seen in education, agriculture and forestry, as well as mining and quarrying [1] Employment Quality - The underemployment rate in the Philippines rose to 11.1% in September, an increase of 0.4 percentage points from August, indicating that workers are seeking more hours or better job opportunities [1] - The youth unemployment rate for individuals aged 15 to 24 slightly decreased to 11.6%, down 0.1 percentage points from August, suggesting continued improvement in employment conditions for the youth demographic [2]

Core Viewpoint - The unemployment rate in Hong Kong increased from 3.7% to 3.9% during the period from July to September, indicating a slight deterioration in the labor market [1] Employment Data Summary - The total number of employed individuals in Hong Kong decreased by approximately 6,100, bringing the total employment to 3,674,500 [1] - The total labor force also saw a reduction of about 1,500, resulting in a total labor force of 3,830,100 [1] - The underemployment rate remained stable at 1.6%, suggesting that while unemployment has risen, the level of underemployment has not changed [1]

Core Insights - The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate in Hong Kong increased from 3.7% to 3.9% between June-August 2025 and July-September 2025 [1] - Total employment decreased by approximately 6,100 individuals, from 3,680,600 to 3,674,500, while the total labor force fell by about 1,500, from 3,831,600 to 3,830,100 [1] - The number of unemployed individuals rose by around 4,600, from 151,000 to 155,600, and the underemployment figure increased by 600, from 59,400 to 60,000 [1] Industry Analysis - Several major economic sectors experienced an increase in unemployment rates, particularly in social work and construction, while the restaurant sector remained stable [1] - The financial and healthcare sectors saw a decline in unemployment rates during the same period [1] - The Secretary for Labour and Welfare noted that while the economy is expected to continue expanding, certain industries may still face employment challenges due to economic transformation and external uncertainties [2]