Unemployment rate for Male full time workers in July 2010 up 0.2% to 4.98%
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Unemployment rate for Male full time workers in July 2010 up 0.2% to 4.98%
Statistics released by the Australia Bureau of Statistics show that the monthly unemployment rate for Male full time workers in July 2010 had increased by 0.2% from 4.78% to 4.98% (seasonally adjusted).
An Annual Comparison is:
Male
Female
An Annual Comparison is:
Male
- 4.98% July 2010
- 6.06% July 2009
- 3.50% July 2008
- 3.54% July 2007
Female
- 6.08% July 2010
- 6.10% July 2009
- 4.91% July 2008
- 5.16% July 2007
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Re: Unemployment rate for Male full time workers in July 2010 up 0.2% to 4.98%
Statistics released by the Australia Bureau of Statistics show that the monthly unemployment rate for Male full time workers in July 2010 had increased by 0.2% from 4.78% to 4.98% (seasonally adjusted).
An Annual Comparison is:
Male
Female
An Annual Comparison is:
Male
- 4.98% July 2010
- 6.06% July 2009
- 3.50% July 2008
- 3.54% July 2007
Female
- 6.08% July 2010
- 6.10% July 2009
- 4.91% July 2008
- 5.16% July 2007
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Re: Unemployment rate for Male full time workers in July 2010 up 0.2% to 4.98%
IMPACT ON LABOUR FORCE ESTIMATES
For the period July 2006 to June 2010, the civilian population aged 15 years and over has been revised by no more or less than 1.2% in any month, in original terms. The average absolute monthly change in the civilian population benchmark for the months July 2006 to June 2010 was 112,600 persons. The largest revision to the civilian population benchmark was an increase of 210,300 persons in September 2009.
The average absolute monthly change in the male population benchmarks for the months July 2006 to June 2010 was 59,200 males. The largest revision to the male population benchmarks was an increase of 108,000 males in September 2009. The average absolute monthly change in female population benchmarks was 53,500 females, with the largest revision being an increase of 102,200 females in September 2009.
For the period July 2006 to June 2010, the civilian population aged 15 years and over has been revised by no more or less than 1.2% in any month, in original terms. The average absolute monthly change in the civilian population benchmark for the months July 2006 to June 2010 was 112,600 persons. The largest revision to the civilian population benchmark was an increase of 210,300 persons in September 2009.
The average absolute monthly change in the male population benchmarks for the months July 2006 to June 2010 was 59,200 males. The largest revision to the male population benchmarks was an increase of 108,000 males in September 2009. The average absolute monthly change in female population benchmarks was 53,500 females, with the largest revision being an increase of 102,200 females in September 2009.
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Re: Unemployment rate for Male full time workers in July 2010 up 0.2% to 4.98%
Unemployment to population ratio - looking for full time work ; Persons ; 2.5%
Not sure where the issues are that you mention ?
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Re: Unemployment rate for Male full time workers in July 2010 up 0.2% to 4.98%
Interesting that when the ABS figures show severe jumps in Unemployment, they are correct, but holes are picked in the figures when they aren't as bad as some may want
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Re: Unemployment rate for Male full time workers in July 2010 up 0.2% to 4.98%
102,200 female
108,000 Female
210,200 Total
But the government figures add up to 210,300 increase in population
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Should read
102,200 Female
108,000 Male
210,200 Total
But the government figures add up to 210,300 increase in population
102,200 Female
108,000 Male
210,200 Total
But the government figures add up to 210,300 increase in population
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Re: Unemployment rate for Male full time workers in July 2010 up 0.2% to 4.98%
It could of course be 100 of unspecified gender ?
But then, as they are talking about revisions to previous figures: "The largest revision to the civilian population benchmark" maybe it was just down to a rounding revision, or a correction to a previous error.
A 100 difference on a population of 20 million isn't really very relevant, or is it to you ?
PS: It wasn't an INCREASE in population, as you say, but a revision to previous figures.
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Re: Unemployment rate for Male full time workers in July 2010 up 0.2% to 4.98%
Yes. They arrived on a boat from Transylvania. Tony Abbott has issued a statement saying this will not happen under the liberals.
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