unemployment rate
Unemployment rate stands at 3%
There were 117,800 unemployed people between May and July.
Unemployment rate stands at 3%
There were 113,700 unemployed people from February and April.
Unemployment rate sits at 2.8%
There were 112,100 unemployed people from June to August.
Unemployment rate dips to 2.9%
There were 113,600 unemployed people from April to June.
Unemployment rate down to 3.1% in March
The underemployment rate also dipped by 0.1 percentage points to 1.2%.
Unemployment rate drops to 3.3%
There were 115,700 unemployed from December 2022 to February 2023.
Joblessness drops to 3.8% between August and October
The total number of unemployed people stands at 147,400.
Unemployment rate dips to 4.1%
The total number of unemployed people stood at 161,900.
Unemployment rate down 4.3% in May to July
Number of jobless persons declined by 10,400.
Joblessness in HK down 4.7% from April to June
The count of unemployed people went down by 12,800.
Joblessness drops to 5.1% in May
The total number of unemployed people stands at 191,400.
Unemployment rate rises to 5.4% from February to April
The total number of unemployed people stands at 206,100.
Unemployment rate from November to January remains at 3.9%
It increased in the food and beverage, and arts, entertainment, and recreation sectors.
HK’s unemployment rate dips 4.3% in August-October
The decrease in unemployment was observed in most major economic sectors.
Unemployment rate slightly dips to 4.5%
The number of jobless persons was down by around 7,100
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PwC Hong Kong said it has helped reduce youth unemployment rate to 10% in 2019.
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