Showing posts with label broader measure of unemployment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label broader measure of unemployment. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 20, 2019

20/2/19: Broader Measures of Irish Unemployment 4Q 2018

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The latest Labour Force Survey for 4Q 2018 for Ireland, published by CSO, shows some decent employment increases over 2018, and a welcomed...
Thursday, November 27, 2014

27/11/2014: QNHS Q3 2014: State Training & Supports vs Jobs Creation

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Key summary of the previous posts covering QNHS for Q3 2014 is provided at the bottoms of the post (they are now getting longer than the p...
Wednesday, July 2, 2014

2/7/2014: Live Register by Nationality: June 2014 and Q2 2014

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In the previous two posts (linked here ) I covered top level data on Live Register for June 2014, and the Government "Score Card'...

2/7/2014: Live Register: Changes on Q1 2011 & Government 'Score Card'

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In the previous post I covered Live Register (top numbers) for June. Here, as promised, a sort of 'Score Card' for the Government...

2/7/2014: Live Register: June 2014

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Live Register figures for June 2014 are out today, so here are some updates. Seasonally un-adjusted LR stood at 398,813 in June 2014, wh...
Thursday, January 9, 2014

9/1/2014: Live Register: December 2013

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Live Register for December was published earlier this week. Let's take a look at the recent changes and trends. Using seasonally-ad...
Tuesday, November 26, 2013

26/11/2013: Broader Unemployment & Underemployment in Ireland: Q3 2013

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This is the first post on the QNHS results for Q3 2013, covering broader metrics of unemployment as reported by the CSO, plus the State Tr...
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Friday, November 1, 2013

1/11/2013: Decent News on Live Register Front: October 2013

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Live Register numbers for October released yesterday are pretty good, for a change.  On a seasonally-adjusted basis, overall official ...
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Thursday, August 29, 2013

29/8/2013: Broader Unemployment & Underemployment in Ireland: Q2 2013

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On foot of the latest data from the QNHS ( broad trends analysis here ), let's take a look at the broader measures of unemployment, as...
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29/8/2013: Some positives v negatives from QNHS data: Q2 2013

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Latest QNHS figures from Ireland are encouraging. Actually, given much of the tough news on the front of employment and jobs creation prior...
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Friday, June 7, 2013

7/6/2013: Government 'scorecard' on unemployment: May 2013

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In the previous post ( http://trueeconomics.blogspot.ie/2013/06/762013-live-register-may-2013-headline.html ) I looked at the very broad tr...

7/6/2013: Live Register May 2013: Headline Trends

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Live Register numbers for May 2013 were out yesterday and I am only now getting to them (busy few days speaking and dealing with students ...
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Thursday, May 30, 2013

30/5/2013: Official Broader Unemployment in Ireland stands at 25%

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The latest data for Q1 2013 from QNHS is out today with worrying sub-trends indicating that the labour markets are not showing any signifi...
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Wednesday, April 10, 2013

10/4/2013: Broader measures of unemployment in Ireland: 2012

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Ireland's broader unemployment rates per CSO and adding State Training Programmes participants are as follows: PLS1 indicator is une...
Saturday, April 6, 2013

6/4/2013: Part-time & Casual Employment Supports in Ireland

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Let's do some more numbers crunching on Irish Live Register for Q1 2013. In Q1 2012 official Live Register declined 9,902 on Q1 2012...

6/4/2013: 80 years to deflate unemployment crisis in Ireland?

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Continuing with the Live Register data theme: in the first post I covered broader long-term trends in the LR, with the second pos...
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6/4/2013: Irish Live Register by Nationality: Some Trends

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Yesterday, I blogged about Live Register data on overall levels of unemployment supports in Ireland. Today - few charts summing up Live R...
Friday, April 5, 2013

5/4/2013: Live Register March 2013

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In light of the recent statement by the IMF about Ireland's broader measure of unemployment, let's ask two other simple questions:...
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