U.K. Documents | 16 November. 2016 Statistical Quirks Will Flatter September's Jobs Report
Today's labour market figures likely will show that the Brexit vote has inflicted only minimal damage on job prospects so far. The unemployment rate likely held steady at 4.9% in the three months to September, and the risk of a renewed fall in unemployment appears to be bigger than for a rise.
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By Samuel Tombs
Today's labour market figures likely will show that the Brexit vote has inflicted only minimal damage on job prospects so far. The unemployment rate likely held steady at 4.9% in the three months to September, and the risk of a renewed fall in unemployment appears to be bigger than for a rise.
Posted: 15th Nov 2016 in 'U.K. Documents'
Tags: employment, job growth, brexit, unemployment, jobless rate, jobless, growth, employment, cohort, wages, wage, retailers, retail, cpi inflation, supermarket, supermarkets, carney, utility, utilities
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