Friday, April 29, 2016

Istat: in March unemployment falls to 11.4% is the lowest since 2012. Down also among young people – Il Sole 24 Ore

History of the article

Close

This article was published April 29, 2016 at 10:17 hours.
the last change is the April 29, 2016 at 13:50.

Good news from the labor front. In March, the unemployment rate was in fact equal to 11.4, down by 0.3 percentage points on February. In absolute figures, according to data released today by ISTAT, the unemployed fall of 63 thousand units (-2.1%) and the decline it affects both men (-2.1) than women (2.2%). As for the unemployment rate of the aged 15-24, ie the share of unemployed youth in the total active ones (employed and unemployed), this stood at 36.7%, down 1.5% on the previous month and 5.4 points year. Here, too, it’s London ‘lowest level since 2012. Similarly down the estimate of the inactive 15-64 years, fell by 0.3% (-36 thousand). Compared to the previous three months, from January to March 2016 there was a decline of the unemployed (-0.5% to -15 thousand) and inactive (-0.3% to -43 thousand).

the “data show that Renzi tweet that #jobsact works”
the improvement recorded by unemployment bounces immediately on social, with premier Matteo Renzi ready to tweet ” the job data? Show that #jobsact works: #italiariparte thanks to the reforms and the energy of workers and entrepreneurs # segnopiù “. very positive also responsible for the synthesis of Economics of the Democratic Party Filippo Taddei, that the Istat estimates recorded “fewer unemployed and inactive, and busier.” It is, according to Taddei, of “signals consistent in indicating a labor market recovery (simultaneous decline of the unemployed and inactive) and increased employment. The unemployment rate (11.4%) reached the lowest level since 2012, while youth unemployment in particular, dropping by more than 5%, also down to the lowest level in the last four years. ” In other words, “asssistiamo to an improvement in the labor market that involves both the number of jobs that their quality”, just “the end of the jobs act together intervention to reduce direct taxes for those who work and produce” .

In March, 90 thousand employees in more
The data on unemployment is also reflected in the number of employed. After a decline in February (-0.4% to -87 thousand), in March the estimated by Statistics occupied processed rose by 0.4% (+90 thousand persons employed), returning to the levels of January. The increase, according to data released today by ISTAT, covers both employees (+42 thousand permanent and +34 thousand completed ones) and independents (+14 thousand). Employment growth involves men and women and is distributed among all age groups except the 25-34 year olds. The employment rate, at 56.7%, increased 0.2 percentage points from the previous month.

stable employees in the first quarter: + 0.1%, or +17 thousand
the monthly employment movements have led, in the first three months of 2016, a substantial stability of the level of employment (+ 0.1% to + 17 thousand) compared to the previous three months . The only component that shows a significant economic growth is that of permanent employees, which increased by 0.5% from the fourth quarter of 2015 (+72 thousand). On an annual basis to confirm the upward trend in the number of employees (+ 1.2% to + 263 thousand), which mainly involves those over 50. They are down both the unemployed (-8.6%, or -274 thousand) is inactive (down 0.9% or € -125 thousand).

Camusso: cloying race comment area codes
to act as counterbalance to all positive comments coming from palazzo Chigi then there are the words of the leader of the CGIL, Susanna Camusso, seconco which “is tiresome and useless comment on the numbers” disseminated periodically by Istat Italian employment, because it looks like “to race to review area codes without hand grips with the fact that is not changing anything structural. ” At the sidelines Flai-Cgil, Camusso then asks to “go back to discuss policies, investments, of replies to really give.”



Permalink

LikeTweet

No comments:

Post a Comment