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    CSO afferma che il tasso di disoccupazione in Irlanda è aumentato al 4,9% a luglio

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    2. BlueBucket0 on

      Probably time to start planning contingencies tbh. I just get this very bad vibe that there’s a global economic crisis around the corner because of all the endless instability since Trump came to office. It’s not going to be able to continue without some kind of consequences emerging in the broader economy. What he’s doing is too disruptive and has almost certainly chilled investment right around the world.

    4. Additional-Sock8980 on

      It begins. Its going to go up for quite a while I reckon

    6. KeariFur on

      That’s about 0.4%(pre-revised) from this time last year..

    8. Garlic-Cheese-Chips on

      Look at all the posts almost willing it to happen. Misery, misery, misery.

      It’s not even a half a percent increase. Calm your “It begins…” rhetoric, for fuck sake.

    9. Illustrious_Read8038 on

      As I’ve said every year for the past five years, this is the year house prices will drop.

    10. eurokev on

      Things are going to start getting very very nasty and messy in this country and throughout Europe very soon.

      A shift to the right will happen in the next few years I believe and social cohesion is going to be under a lot of strain.

      The whole immigration thing is going to become very contentious and bitter.

      People won’t be out marching on the streets for Gaza and anti racism etc.. when they are struggling to put food on the table. They will be marching for more of their core needs. Living standards will plummet in my opinion over the next 10 years

    11. carlowed on

      That’d be the ESW (Education Sector Workers teachers, school bus drivers, SNA etc), previously their claims would be suspended between school breaks, now the claims are closed after each academic break.

    12. sarcasticmidlander on

      Read the background notes in the release. July data is estimated using Live Register figures which always peak in summer (education workers among others temporarily signing on given non permanent contracts). This is usually revised downwards after 2 months of new data

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