Thursday, April 2, 2015

Official data from the Ministry of Labour indicate that the US unemployment rate fell to 6.1% in Au


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The labor market in the largest economy in the world noticeably medium lost its momentum. For the month of August in the US were created only 142,000 jobs. For comparison, in July, employment has risen by 204,000 jobs in the sector of small and medium enterprises.
Official data from the Ministry of Labour indicate that the US unemployment rate fell to 6.1% in August from 6.2 percent reported a month ago. The decrease is due to the gradual rise in youth employment and high rate long-term unemployed (over 27 weeks) given up looking for work.
The trend broke the six-month increase medium of jobs in the country with 200 000. The data reveal further that the average hourly wage increased by 0.2% to 24, $ 53 to $ 24.57 in July.
On the other hand, many of the unemployed in the country want to work again, but stopped because of low salaries. Study of Reuters conducted between June 6 and August 8, shows that many pensioners and other unemployed stopped looking for work, ready to rejoin the labor market if it came attractive option.
The data further indicate that 34% of respondents have stopped looking medium for work because the market is bad. Despite falling medium unemployment rates 40 percent medium are not optimistic about job search today than they were when they stopped working.
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