Unemployment
- Key has highest jobless rate since Shipley: Labour
- Unemployment spike stokes talk of interest rate cuts
- Seek job postings improve
- Job losses inevitable in declining industries, say ministers
- Get used to higher unemployment, say economists
- Tracking the economy
- Bollard urged not to intervene in currency
- Why Key is right, and wrong, about job numbers – and why it matters
- Unemployment drops - but there's a catch
- Papers show ministers worried about accuracy of unemployment data
- Unemployment flat, slight rise in hours worked
- Labour market data could have an upside
- The lost generation: jobless youth
- Tracking the Economy
- Unemployment falls sharply - but only for men
- Labour market on steady recovery despite gloomy stats
- Unemployment surges as numbers return to trend
- Labour market data unlikely to provide good cheer
- The good, the bad and the ugly - NBR 24/7's plays of the week
- Economic surprises aplenty
- Unemployment plummets
- Job market at the turning point?
- Labour market data to reveal strength of economic recovery
- Who knew the poor were underemployed?
- The good, the bad and the ugly: NBR 24/7's plays of the week
- Unemployment lower than forecast - Key
- Wall Street closes week on strong note as jobless rate slows
- Unemployment jump no help for businesses needing skills
- New Zealand unemployment rate surges past Australia's
- National’s dole plan won’t soften this week's job data
- Youth paying the price for minimum wage largesse
- One in four jobless finding work within six months
- Federated Farmers launches new rural jobs website
- EMA says unemployment, wage figures already out of date
- Unemployment 'only' 5% as frustrated jobseekers give up
- Tourism Holdings says 64 jobs lost at caravan maker
- Think tank targets social cost of jobless youth
- NZIER slams nine-day fortnight as 'artificially' protecting jobs
- Rising unemployment only hides NZ skills shortage
- Applicants warned – over-qualified as bad as under-qualified
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"Nice piece. Note also that much of the drop in manufacturing is flow-on from the decline in construction activity."
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