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Programmed Quarterly Labour Market Insights – Australia Q2

3 July 2023

Labour market still strong but conditions easing

There are increasing signs of the economy slowing as Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) interest rate increases start to impact consumer spending and business activity.

The labour market remains strong, with job vacancies and advertisements at high levels and the unemployment rate at a near 50-year low.

This report uncovers what’s happening across Australia, looking at how the workforce has been impacted, the challenges employers face in the current landscape and trends in national recruitment activity.

To access the report, simply fill in your details below.

Programmed Quarterly Labour Market Insights Report Q2 2023

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