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12th Jul 2022 15:18U.K., Daily Monitor

We think employment grew at a steady 0.5% threemonth-on-three-month pace in May.

But expect even faster growth in the workforce to mean that the unemployment rate edged up again.

Surveys suggest wage growth had no more momentum in May than in prior months.

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