I wonder is this sector specific or pulling figures from an overarching area field?
While completely anecdotal here I know a good few of my friends (myself included) are struggling to find employment.
We’re all 3rd level educated but seems so far companies placing ads (which great) are either not responding to them or simply saying your application has been rejected.
Even trying to get a basic minimum wage job (just something to keep us going until we find something better) like retail, warehouse etc they’re just not responding to applications….
Its quite disheartening but… Ehh… We’ll keep going sure!
A-Hind-D on
Keep the recovery going
Bar50cal on
4% is considered full employment and the target to achieve.
Anything below 4% indicates we have a shortage of workers in the workforce and businesses are struggling to find people.
So 4.1% is an absolutely fantastic employment figure.
OldManMarc88 on
Well fuck. I didn’t realise our unemployment was 4%.. that’s actually incredible.
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Keep up the good work
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I wonder is this sector specific or pulling figures from an overarching area field?
While completely anecdotal here I know a good few of my friends (myself included) are struggling to find employment.
We’re all 3rd level educated but seems so far companies placing ads (which great) are either not responding to them or simply saying your application has been rejected.
Even trying to get a basic minimum wage job (just something to keep us going until we find something better) like retail, warehouse etc they’re just not responding to applications….
Its quite disheartening but… Ehh… We’ll keep going sure!
Keep the recovery going
4% is considered full employment and the target to achieve.
Anything below 4% indicates we have a shortage of workers in the workforce and businesses are struggling to find people.
So 4.1% is an absolutely fantastic employment figure.
Well fuck. I didn’t realise our unemployment was 4%.. that’s actually incredible.