We all know that unemployment is rising – at the end of September this year 1,825,000 people were out of work but wanted a job. But what else are the figures showing us? You can read our initial analysis here - which I will be blogging on later this afternoon. Further detailed analysis will also be available in our recession report early next week.
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- Market Analysts: The Chancellor isn’t responsible for low gilt yields
- EU: Single Market, Equal Rights?
- EU Treaty: Europe’s social protections are part of the solution, not the problem
- French unions put Sarko’s FTT in context
- Web links for 9th February 2012
- Now ITV sails into renewables?
- Social housing and under-occupation: the wrong priorities
- QE: welcome but more needs to be done
- Some good news on jobs, but what does it mean?
- Freeze the auto-enrolment thresholds to keep women in pensions
- The magnificent (European) nine backing Robin Hood
- Web links for 7th February 2012
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