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  1. Half of young Australian adults now living with parents, up from 39 per cent in 2001, survey shows
    By Gareth Hutchens

    Half of all young Australians are still living with their parents, up from 39 per cent in 2001, new survey reveals

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-24/hil

    #Demographics #HousingPolicy #RentalHousing #PublicHealth #Relationships #FinancialPlanning #EmploymentStatistics #Education #GarethHutchens

  2. Unemployment rises slightly to 4.9% as fresh grads struggle to find jobs

    Around 592,000 Filipinos 15 to 24 years old enter the labor force for the first time in June, but only 310,000 of these young entrants find employment

    justpaste.in/news/unemployment

    #employmentrateinthePhilippines #employmentstatistics #Philippineeconomy #PhilippineStatisticsAuthority #Philippineunemploymentrate

  3. Riverland men casting aside tools and tractors to work in disability
    By Oliver Brown

    When Brody Thompson finished school, he initially struggled to find a sense of professional purpose until someone suggested he try support work.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-15/men

    #DisabilityAccess #EmploymentStatistics #RegionalCommunities #PeopleWithDisability #Work #OliverBrown

  4. Mining cities concerned census fails to count FIFO 'ghost population'
    By Jarrod Lucas, Ivo da Silva, Mikki Cusack, and Kimberley Putland

    Mining cities across Australia say the count fails to acknowledge the increasing pressure the nation's growing fly-in fly-out workforce puts on communities.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-10/fif

    #Census #MiningandMetalsIndustry #EmploymentStatistics #RegionalCommunities #FederalGovernment #JarrodLucas #IvodaSilva #MikkiCusack #KimberleyPutland

  5. US unexpectedly sheds 23,000 jobs in blow for Trump before midterms

    Donald Trump has unleashed a spate of policies aimed at reviving domestic manufacturing and curbing surging inflation but new figures show job growth has been declining since March.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-08/tho

    #Economy #WorldPolitics #EmploymentStatistics

  6. Australia's unemployment rate slips to 4.3 per cent
    By Gareth Hutchens

    The unemployment rate fell to 4.3 per cent in October, down from 4.5 per cent in September, as the number of people in employment increased by 42,200.

    abc.net.au/news/2025-11-13/aus

    #EmploymentStatistics #Unemployment #EconomicTrendsandIndicators #Inflation #MonetaryPolicy #GarethHutchens

  7. An unemployment level of 13-26% depending if the people who answered with their character are employed.
    #comics #comiccon #employmentstatistics #interviewing #journalism
    Asking Comic Con cosplayers what they do for a living!
    youtube.com/shorts/3OnodMQsoVA

  8. 2005 - 2023: """Jobs for home health and personal care aides grew 300% from 1,950 to 7,800 positions, and physician assistant employment increased 305%, from 180 to 730.
    Registered nurse jobs were up more than 120% from 2005 to 2023, although the number of positions dipped slightly from 2022 to 2023, according to GVSU.""""
    #Michigan #GrandRapidsMI #EmploymentStatistics
    crainsgrandrapids.com/news/hea

  9. From where we work to what we spend, the ABS knows more about us than ever before: here's what's changing
    By Peter Martin

    An explosion of previously-inaccessible data is transforming the way the ABS goes about its job and is set to make statistics that used to be only fairly reliable suddenly very reliable.

    abc.net.au/news/2024-04-03/whe

    #EconomicTrends #Economy #Inflation #EmploymentStatistics #UnemploymentCommunityandSociety #Consumers #PeterMartin

  10. Workplace lawyers say it's time to ask questions about why men are paid more
    By Bronwyn Herbert

    It's official, men are paid more than women at many of the country's major companies, including banks, retailers, legal firms and mines, but what is being done to address it?

    abc.net.au/news/2024-02-28/gen

    #EmploymentStatistics #Businesses #GenderEquality #GenderDiscrimination #BronwynHerbert

  11. Will regional women benefit from new gender pay gap data?
    By Jean Bell

    Government data shows women earn on average 21.7 per cent less than men, but will data show the real picture of pay disparity if it doesn't include small businesses?

    abc.net.au/news/2024-02-27/reg

    #Women #GenderDiscrimination #GenderEquality #EmploymentStatistics #Work #GenderRoles #JeanBell

  12. Airlines, banks, footy clubs: The biggest gender pay gaps in Australia revealed in new data
    By Daniel Ziffer

    The gender pay gap — the difference between what men and women are paid in the same organisation — is a stubborn problem. Now, explosive new data from a government agency lets 5 million workers know the gap at their employer.

    abc.net.au/news/2024-02-27/aus

    #BusinessEconomicsandFinance #Work #Women #IndustrialRelations #GenderEquality #GenderDiscrimination #WagesandBenefits #EmploymentStatistics #Discrimination #CorporateGovernance #CorporateSocialResponsibility #Men #DanielZiffer

  13. Is it overtime or overwork? How to tell if your work hours are reasonable — and if you should get extra paid for it
    By Catherine Taylor

    Overtime is an increasingly vexed issue with some workers pushed to the brink by unreasonable unpaid work. But how many additional hours are too many? When should employees be paid for extra work?

    abc.net.au/news/2024-02-26/ove

    #Work #EmploymentStatistics #Laws #Careers #IndustrialRelations #CatherineTaylor

  14. Tweet: Unofficial ABC News Bot @abc_bot
    As businesses call for workers, people with disability see barriers to gaining employment buff.ly/49HhwQH #Unemployment(CommunityandSociety) #EmploymentStatistics #Disabilities #Work

    buff.ly/49HhwQH

  15. Unemployment jumps above 4 per cent with scarcely any jobs added in January
    By Michael Janda

    Unemployment hits 4.1 per cent with an estimated 500 jobs created in January, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics.

    abc.net.au/news/2024-02-15/une

    #EmploymentStatistics #UnemploymentCommunityandSociety #Economy #EconomicTrends #InterestRates #MichaelJanda

  16. Unemployment jumps above 4 per cent with scarcely any jobs added in January
    By Michael Janda

    Unemployment hits 4.1 per cent with an estimated 500 jobs created in January, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics.

    abc.net.au/news/2024-02-15/une

    #EmploymentStatistics #UnemploymentCommunityandSociety #Economy #EconomicTrends #InterestRates #MichaelJanda

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