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波黑失业人数持续攀升,7月新增登记失业者近4000人
Shang Wu Bu Wang Zhan· 2025-09-27 03:18
波黑联邦统计局的数据显示,6月份该实体就业人数为54.76万人,而7月份就业人 数为54.43万人。仅一个月内,波黑联邦失业人数就达3222人。可以推测,波黑整体失 业人员主要来自波黑联邦。 波黑经济学家查瓦利奇表示,今年内波黑联邦的就业人数减少了近10000人,首要 原因是波黑联邦政府决策失误、政策解释不良及对经济政策的实施缺乏分析。从长远 看会导致失业率攀升。(驻波黑使馆经商处) (原标题:波黑失业人数持续攀升,7月新增登记失业者近4000人) 波黑《独立报》9月24日报道。根据波黑统计局数据,波黑失业人数持续增加,仅7月 份,就业局登记失业总人数相比6月份增加了约4000人。今年7月,波黑登记失业人数 32.05万人,仅一个月前登记的失业人数为31.69万人,失业人数环比增长1.3%,但同比 减少了2.4%。 ...
智利失业率攀升凸显就业市场困境
Shang Wu Bu Wang Zhan· 2025-07-29 15:19
Core Insights - Chile's unemployment rate reached 8.9% from March to May 2023, with projections nearing 10% in winter, marking the highest level since the 2008 financial crisis and the pandemic [1] - The rise in unemployment is attributed to increased labor costs due to minimum wage hikes, reduced working hours, and pension reforms, which have suppressed hiring [1] - Despite rising labor costs (nominal growth of 8.5% over the past year), formal employment has only slightly increased by 0.3%, while informal employment has decreased by 1.4% [1] Employment Market Dynamics - The main reason for the rising unemployment rate is the increased difficulty for job seekers to find work, with pathways to formal employment shrinking and the pace of transition to informal employment slowing [1] - The reduction in informal employment is linked to a decline in the proportion of unemployed and non-labor force individuals entering this sector [1] - Competition among job seekers has intensified, with a projected increase of over 7% in active job seekers by 2025, while online job advertisements have only increased by 3.3%, exacerbating job competition [1] Structural Challenges - The Chilean labor market is facing structural challenges that require multi-faceted policy responses to address the rising unemployment and competition for jobs [1]
澳洲联储:地缘政治不确定性依然突出,在 “贸易战” 情景下,失业率或将攀升至近 6%。
news flash· 2025-05-20 04:40
Core Viewpoint - The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) highlights ongoing geopolitical uncertainties, indicating that under a "trade war" scenario, the unemployment rate may rise to nearly 6% [1] Group 1 - Geopolitical uncertainties remain a significant concern for the Australian economy [1] - The RBA suggests that a potential "trade war" could lead to an increase in the unemployment rate [1] - The projected unemployment rate under adverse conditions is close to 6% [1]