The latest labour market statistics contain yet more grim news. The public sector continues to shed jobs whilst private sector job creation has ground to a halt. Unemployment is rising faster in the UK than in the other major, developed economies. In the past year UK unemployment has risen more than three times as quickly as Eurozone unemployment.
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