KINGSTON, Jamaica - Jamaica’s jobs market continues to be robust with the country’s unemployment rate falling to a new record low of 4.2 per cent in October 2023. This is an improvement on the 4.5 per cent that was recorded in both April and July 2023, according to the Statistical Institute of Jamaica (STATIN), in its October 2023 Labour Force Survey findings released on Tuesday. STATIN explained that the latest.
The Statistical Institute of Jamaica (STATIN) is reporting that Jamaica's unemployment rate continues to improve, with more women taking up jobs. At a press conference today, it was disclosed that the unemployment rate for the month July 2023.
With 47,000 more Jamaicans said to have entered the employed labour force up to July this year, the country's unemployment rate fell to 4.5 per cent as it continues to trend downward and at record.
FEMALE WORKERS have been leading their male counterparts in the out-turns recorded in several areas of notable improvements fuelling Jamaica’s post-COVID-19 employment resurgence. The country’s spiralling employment rate, expanding workforce and.
Female workers have been leading their male counterparts in the out-turns recorded in several areas of notable improvements fuelling Jamaica's post-COVID-19 employment resurgence.
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