Sentences with phrase «rise in unemployment»

This goes on until there's a sharp rise in unemployment which breaks the cycle.

It represents the first rise in unemployment for two quarters.

In principle, this could happen if the shock in question was a deep enough recession accompanied by a large enough rise in unemployment.

A short - term rise in unemployment isn't always bad news.

Here's a telling fact: that 2.5 per cent rise in unemployment is equal to about 1 million people in a working population of about 38 million.

Last year we reported that there was little evidence that the global economic downturn and the sharp rises in unemployment around the world had led to skills shortages.

New York State AFL - CIO Responds to State Department of Labor's Announcement of Rise in Unemployment Rate Thursday January 22, 2009 at 01:34 pm

Calls for reform to penalty rates are likely to grow louder following last month's rise in unemployment in Western Australia.

«We find that a 3 percentage point rise in unemployment at the time of major choice leads to a distribution of majors that earns roughly 1.35 percent more, on average, for their long - run earnings,» the paper says.

Sweden, between 1991 and 1992, and Finland, between 1990 and 1993, both experienced rises in unemployment at the same time as the rate of suicide decreased.

An exit from the euro would see Greeks lose more than half their annual income and prompt a dramatic rise in unemployment and inflation, a report from the Bank of Greece has warned.

Greek budgets include tax hikes and spending cuts by more than $ 4.5 billion, a debt increase to more than 200 percent of GDP, an economic contraction of 1.3 percent and a new rise in unemployment by almost one percentage point to 25.4 percent.

Gives a false dichotomy that the crash in housing did not cause rise in unemployment.

The rise of jobs in the service sector simply does not offset the decline in the traditional industrial sector; hence the steep rise in unemployment, adding to the negative effects created by Reaganomics.

A sharp rise in unemployment fi gures, escalating tensions in Northern Ireland and Rhodesia, the election day's muggy weather and England crashing out of the Mexico World Cup were all contributing factors.

The severity of that decline is likely to be a short term response to heightened uncertainty - even the severe forecast on Britain leaving the single market only suggests a 2.4 % rise in unemployment from where it would have been in 2018.

«Recruitment intentions are falling, which will make further rises in unemployment therefore seem inevitable given that public sector job losses are outpacing the predictions made by the Office for Budget Responsibility.»

Today's rise in unemployment figures is the latest indication that the government's austerity measures are strangling the economy and stifling the recovery, says the Public and Commercial Services Union.

The fastest rise in unemployment since records began.

Overvalued house prices and high household debt increases vulnerability to an economic slowdown, with an accompanying rise in unemployment or to higher mortgage rates.

With the huge rise in unemployment, unmanageable debt, economic problems, and uncertainty in the marketplace, many fly - by - night companies have sprouted up offering debt settlement to consumers that are not legitimate; in fact many are nothing more than scams.

In the last three years there has been a substantial rise in unemployment and The Chartered Institute for Personnel and Development predicts that in 2011 over 200,000 people in the UK will lose their jobs.

This is the largest rise in unemployment of any UK region.

«If you were to look at the possibility of increased defaults, you'd have to see something to precipitate that, something that we're not seeing on the horizon: For example a sharp rise in the unemployment rate,» said Jo Horton, a senior economist at St George Bank.

He's examined recessions in the U.S., Canada and other industrialized countries going back to the 1960s, and he's boiled his findings down to a simple formula — a one percentage point rise in unemployment causes the death rate to fall by half a percent and the overall number of medical problems to fall 1.5 %.

An exit from the euro would see Greeks lose more than half their annual income and prompt a dramatic rise in unemployment and inflation, a report from the country's largest bank has warned.

WA companies are still facing a challenge to find staff despite reduced mining construction and a rise in unemployment.

The labour market has seen considerably softer conditions, but there has been little decline in overall employment, and the rise in unemployment, to date, looks smaller than had been feared a few months ago.

Loss of jobs in mining, manufacturing, and oil and gas industries has partly contributed to the city's rise in unemployment, according to the Anchorage Economic Development Corporation.

If Germany had been a closed economy, a rise in unemployment would have been, in that case, inevitable.

This exhausted all the ways an increase in German savings could balance save one — a rise in unemployment.

«When controlling for differences across provinces, I find that changes to the TFWP that eased hiring conditions accelerated the rise in unemployment rates in Alberta and British Columbia.»

Let's say we're seeing a rise in the unemployment rate and Congress passes an act that completely removes the mortgage interest deduction for ALL income earners.

Each is quite pronounced, and the only unusual aspect is that the 1970s recession shows up as being quite prolonged when measured by the rise in the unemployment rate, which rose almost continuously from June 1974 to March 1978.

But Labor at all levels will be blaming the lack of jobs growth on the Coalition's «hardline» policies, arguing that greater financial subsidies to various companies are vital to stop a rise in unemployment.

You're the Employment Minister - so you know that they'll record a rise in unemployment.

In the ensuing mele'e Cameron responded to Harriet Harman's taunt in two ways by claiming that (a) «unemployment will be falling during this Parliament» (words that he may well come to rue) and (b) the rise in unemployment would have been worse under Labour.

She recently infuriated Number 10 when she accused work and pensions secretary Stephen Crabb of «cynically» dragging a rise in unemployment into the EU debate.

Commenting on today's Office for National Statistic (ONS) figures which show a rise in unemployment, Christine Blower, General Secretary of the National Union of Teachers, the largest teachers» union, said: «Today's unemployment figures are yet another sign that the Government's austerity measures are not working.

New numbers from the New York State Labor Department show a drop in jobs and a rise in unemployment in the Rochester area.

Never before has a government on the day of a budget published its own figures detailing the hit on growth and the rise in unemployment that results from it — the government damned by their own independent statistical office that sits two doors away from George Osborne.

The latest numbers from the New York State Labor Department show a decline in private sector jobs and a rise in unemployment for the Rochester area.

But he began by asking about the rise in unemployment announced today, about which Cameron said everyone should be concerned.

CBI Director General John Cridland predicted a rise in unemployment and was then asked to give a score out of ten for the coalition government record on the economy.

De Benedetti warned that if Europe continued to export lowly paid IT jobs there could be a rise in unemployment.

With the rise in unemployment over the last couple of years, we've seen thousands of workers saying goodbye to their employers and hitting the streets.

The rise in the unemployment rate is twice as high as the rise in counties with the smallest decline in house prices.