Unemployment News Report ​ ​ January2023. 

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Unemployment News Report ​ ​   January2023

Employment. In September to November 2022, the UK's employment rate was projected to be 75.6%, essentially constant from the previous three months and 1.0 percentage points lower than it was before to the corona virus (COVID-19) pandemic (December 2019 to February 2020).It had indeed climbed by 0.1% to 75.6% from June to August 2022 and had held at that level by the end of the year.​. 

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In September to November 2022, the UK's employment rate was projected to be 75.6%, essentially constant from the previous three months and 1.0 percentage points lower than it was before to the  corona virus  (COVID-19) pandemic (December 2019 to February 2020).It had indeed climbed by 0.1% to 75.6% from June to August 2022 and had held at that level by the end of the year.​

The number of full time employees increased during the latest three-month period and are still above  pre-corona virus  levels.​

Meanwhile, the number of people with second jobs decreased slightly during the latest three-month period, down 12,000 to 1.227 million

Unemployment. The unemployment rate rose throughout the most recent three-month span. The number of those who have been jobless for up to six months rose, primarily among those between the ages of 16 and 24. The latest period saw an increase in those unemployed for more than six months and up to 12 months, with a drop in those unemployed for more than 12 months.​. 

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The unemployment rate rose throughout the most recent three-month span. The number of those who have been jobless for up to six months rose, primarily among those between the ages of 16 and 24. The latest period saw an increase in those unemployed for more than six months and up to 12 months, with a drop in those unemployed for more than 12 months.​

This is Figure 5, it shows Between September to November 2017 and September to November 2022, the number of UK residents who had been out of work for up to 12 months grew during the most recent three-month period.​

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3.6
Oct 2022
Sep 2022
3.7
Nov 2022
3.7
Dec 2022

Inactivity. The economic inactivity rate had usually been declining since comparable records first began in 1971; nevertheless, it rose during the corona-virus (COVID-19) pandemic. Comparing the three months prior to September to November 2022, it dropped. However, in the latest three-month period (September to November 2022), those aged 16 to 24 years and 50 to 64 years drove the decrease in economic inactivity.. 

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The economic inactivity rate had usually been declining since comparable records first began in 1971; nevertheless, it rose during the  corona-virus  (COVID-19) pandemic. Comparing the three months prior to September to November 2022, it dropped. However, in the latest three-month period (September to November 2022), those aged 16 to 24 years and 50 to 64 years drove the decrease in economic inactivity.

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16 to 24 years
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2020
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25 to 3-1 years
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Nov 2022

Unemployment News Report​ ​ January2023

Unemployment News Report January2023