Latest unemployment figures released | SBS News in Easy English 15 October 2026
A five minute bulletin for English language learners
A five minute bulletin for English language learners
Economists say the jobs market may be holding up better than it appears, and markets are underpricing the possibility of a November rate rise.
China’s official unemployment figures may be missing an important dimension of labour-market distress – workers who have lost their regular jobs but remain formally employed. Annual reports of some state-owned enterprises (SOEs) point to workforce reductions that raise questions about what happens to employees who disappear from company headcounts and whether conventional unemployment statistics adequately […]