A myriad of figures, rates and percentages are quoted in unemployment coverage, commentary
and debate. Sometimes they may not always convey what they appear to convey, or it may be
difficult to know which ones give the real picture of where unemployment is at. Dev Mukherjee
busts some myths and explains some of the key concepts.
When unemployment rises, it is people facing disadvantage who are likely to be affected soonest, most often, for the longest periods and with the most serious ... Read More
Victoria and Australia’s unemployment rates have risen since the global financial crisis, while across the OECD generally, they have fallen. Veronica Sheen examines ... Read More
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