Iceland's Seasonally Adjusted Unemployment Rises to 5% in June

Iceland's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate increased to 5% in June, marking a rise from the previous year. This indicates a notable increase in joblessness within the country.

22 Jul, 11:17 — 22 Jul, 11:17

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Iceland’s Seasonally Adjusted Unemployment Rises to 5% in June

Seasonally adjusted unemployment in Iceland stood at 5.0% in June, up 1.7 percentage points from the same month last year, according to new figures from Statistics Iceland. The Labour Force Survey estimated that around 9,200 people aged 16 to 74 were unemployed during the month. On a seasonally adjusted basis, the number was approximately 11,500. [...]… The post Iceland’s Seasonally Adjusted Unemployment Rises to 5% in June appeared first on Iceland Review.

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First report: morgunbladid · 22 Jul, 09:14|Full coverage: 3 · 2h|Window: 2h

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Atvinnuleysi 5% í júní

ruv22 Jul, 09:50

Atvinnuleysi 5% í júní – aukning frá því í fyrra

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Iceland's Seasonally Adjusted Unemployment Rises to 5% in June

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Iceland’s Seasonally Adjusted Unemployment Rises to 5% in June

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Atvinnuleysi 5% í júní

Atvinnuleysi 5% í júní – aukning frá því í fyrra

Iceland’s Seasonally Adjusted Unemployment Rises to 5% in June

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