While many cities are bouncing back quickly
from high levels of unemployment, a number actually lost ground over the year, resulting in more unemployed folks competing for jobs in those areas.
Not exact matches
Western Australia's
unemployment rate has hit its
highest level in more than 16 years, despite the state's economy adding jobs in March, according to the latest data
from the Australian Bureau
of Statistics.
She believes the current
high unemployment levels are an effect
of the recession, rather than
of structural shifts in the economy, and that the Fed must fight joblessness before dislocated workers become permanently detached
from the labour force.
The European Union's official statistics agency Tuesday said the rate
of unemployment across the 17 countries that share the euro rose to 12.1 %
from 12.0 %, the
highest level since records began in 1995.
High levels of unemployment are usually typical
of a struggling economy, where labour supply is outstripping demand
from employers.
They should be totally innoculated
from hardships we adults face in a down economy — you know, like
unemployment, decreased services,
higher taxes, catastrophic losses
of principal in our 401 (k), staggering
levels of governmental incompetence....
The 6.1 %
unemployment number moved yields
higher as the markets were expecting an unchanged result
from the prior
level of 6.3 %.
In London, the 2012 Olympics site is being created in a former industrial area with
high levels of unemployment that has been cut off
from the rest
of the city by freeways.
It has a young population,
high levels of unemployment and disengagement
from education, and
high imprisonment rates.
According to a recent report
from Bloomberg News, «the number
of Americans saying the U.S. economy is getting better rose in March to the
highest level since 2004 as a decline in claims for
unemployment benefits offered more evidence
of a labor - market recovery.»