Unemployment Rates

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Unemployment Rates / US: Education still matters

Unemployment does not strike indiscriminately. Education, and with it, skills and competencies make a huge difference. Last october, the unemployment rate for 25 years and older (seasonally adjusted) in the United States was more than three times lower among peoples with Bachelor’s degree and higher (3.8%) than among those who have not completed high school … Continue reading

Eurozone unemployment hits new record – BBC News

Unemployment in the eurozone hit a record high at the end of last year, the Eurostat agency has said. The jobless rate in the 17 countries that use the single currency was 10.4% in December, unchanged from November’s figure which was revised up from 10.3%. Some 16.5 million people were out of work in the … Continue reading

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