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Milan , March 2, 2015 – 10:13
In 2014, the unemployment rate rose to 12.7% in Italy from 12.1% in 2013. It is Istat. The Institute of Statistics specifies that the annual figure is the highest on record since 1977. But surprise comes the trend recorded in January 2015, unemployment falls to 12.6%, after the improvement already recorded in December with 12 , 9% .Via Twitter satisfaction of the Prime Minister, Matteo Renzi: “More 130 000 jobs in 2014, but not good enough. Now working on measures of school and ultra-wideband #lavoltabuona. ”
Poletti: “Given encouraging”
The number of employed in January 2015, 22 million and 320,000, virtually unchanged compared to December (+11 thousand), but up 0.6% year on year (+131,000): “It is an encouraging result after several years of falling ‘occupation – said in a statement the Minister of Labour, Giuliano Poletti, commenting ISTAT data -. In the coming months we will also see the full effect of the measures taken by the government. ” The employment rate rose to 55.8%, 0.1 percentage points higher on a cyclical basis and 0.3 points on an annual basis. This consolidates the recovery of December. This finding employment, underscores Poletti, “along with positive signs of growth in industrial production and confidence of businesses and consumers, a glimpse of the possibility of a better 2015 for employment and the economy, in a context of increased stability can encourage business investment. ” Labour Minister returns to emphasize, t oo, that “in the coming months we will also see the full effect of the measures taken by the government with the labor reform and the law of stability to support the recovery and, in particular, to encourage the ‘stable employment: the three-year de-contribution for new employees with a permanent contract, the deduction from the calculation of IRAP and the introduction of the new permanent contract in protections growing. ” And still referring to the Jobs Act, Poletti adds that “the reduction of insecurity, following the abolition of contract types more precarizzanti, will facilitate the recovery of consumption, as it gives people a more certain and definite.”
Youth unemployment at 41.2% in January, a minimum of 17 months
Specifically, the youth unemployment rate (15-24 years) fell in January 2015 until 41.2% from 41.4% in December 2014. This was announced by ISTAT. The rate is the lowest since August 2013 (40.8%), or for 17 months now.
March 2, 2015 | 10:13
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