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Largest jobs gains on record… apparently

From CommSec Research

Labour force; Chinese inflation Jobs gains: Employment rose by a record high 121,000 in August after falling by a revised 4,100 in July (previously reported as a 300 fall in jobs).

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12 Sep 2014

Job market: All going to plan

From Craig James - Commsec

Labour force Jobs fall slightly, but full-time employment lifts again: Employment fell by 4,800 in May after rising by a revised 10,300 in April (previously reported as a 14,200 increase in

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13 Jun 2014

Job losses but grounds for optimism

From Craig James - Commsec

Labour force Jobs down: Employment fell by 3,700 in January after a revised 23,000 loss in jobs in December (previously reported as a 22,600 decrease in jobs). Full-time jobs fell by

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14 Feb 2014

2013 – Weakest job creation in 17 years

From Craig James - Commsec

Labour force Jobs down: Employment fell by 22,600 in December after a revised 10,500 gain in jobs in November (previously reported as a 21,000 increase in jobs). Full-time jobs fell by

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17 Jan 2014

Jobless rate steady but young workers left behind

From Savanth Sebastian - CommSec

Labour force Employment rose by 24,000 people in January, slightly above forecasts centred on gains of around 15,000 (range from -11,000 to +35,000 jobs). The December result was revised lower

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10 Feb 2011

Employment soars; productivity now in focus

From Craig James - Commsec

Labour force Employment rose by 54,600 in November, well above forecasts centred on job gains of around 20,000 (range from +5,000 to +35,000 jobs). The October result was revised up

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09 Dec 2010

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