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SA jobless rate hits record low
South Australia’s unemployment rate has fallen below four per cent for the first time since records began in 1978, despite a decrease in the total number of people in work.
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South Australia’s unemployment rate has fallen below four per cent for the first time since records began in 1978, despite a decrease in the total number of people in work.
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South Australia has regained the unwanted mantle of having the highest unemployment rate in the nation at 5.1 per cent following the release of Australian Bureau of Statistics jobs data for September.
South Australia’s unemployment rate has fallen to 5.3 per cent – its lowest level since 2012 – but is still the highest rate in the country.
South Australia’s unemployment rate has dropped for the third successive month to 5.7 per cent, shrugging the tag of the worst jobless rate in the nation and defying predictions of a slump in the wake of JobKeeper’s axing.
South Australia’s unemployment rate remains the worst in Australia despite a slight fall to 6.8 per cent in February – a full percentage point higher than the national average.
