Swedish unemployment falls only slightly as labor market recovery stalls
Unemployment is falling - but only marginally. The latest monthly figures show a continued tough situation on the labor market.
BusinessUnemployment is falling - but only marginally. The latest monthly figures show a continued tough situation on the labor market.
BusinessUnemployment is relatively stable at 6.5 percent, according to statistics from the Swedish Public Employment Service. The number of layoff notices is decreasing.
BusinessThe number of unemployed people is decreasing for the fourth month in a row. Other figures also signal a brightening in the job market, but not for those at the back of the queue.
BusinessIt is brightening on the labour market. Unemployment is falling, for the second month in a row, show new figures. The proportion of young people without a job is even lower than last year.
BusinessYouth unemployment is no longer increasing. It is a trend break and can be a signal of a brighter labor market, according to the Employment Service.
BusinessUnemployment in Sweden continues to be at high levels. At the end of February, over 378,000 people were registered as unemployed with the Employment Service.
BusinessThe unemployment rate remains at historically high levels and unemployment is rising to its highest level since the beginning of 2022. The labor market situation is deteriorating further, according to monthly statistics from the Employment Service.
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