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Australia’s Rising Unemployment Trend Worries Economists

Australia’s Rising Unemployment Trend Worries Economists

Analysts warn structural shifts in the labor market could hinder recovery.
Economists are expressing concern over Australia’s climbing unemployment rate, describing the trend as complex and potentially long-term.

While official data shows modest growth in job creation, many of the new roles are part-time or low-paying, signaling what analysts call a ‘messy’ labor market transition.

Experts urge policymakers to prioritize workforce development and productivity reform to stabilize employment.
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