UNEMPLOYMENT Prime Minister is concerned that the unemployment figures are “not very good” …
Manuel Valls “fears” that the November unemployment figures, released Wednesday are “not good” but is “satisfied” that the international situation and the government’s policy “progressively allow” job creation.
“I fear that these numbers are not good because we have yet experienced in November of job losses, corporate bankruptcies. But I am convinced that gradually, through a number of international indicators but also thanks to the fact that we support
& gt;. & gt; Unemployment in France will not decline until 2016, according to OECD
No one plans for short-term improvement
Yet another record was reached in late October. Pôle Emploi then lived 3.72 million unemployed people without work, including 3.46 million in France, having experienced the largest increase since February. The situation had deteriorated in all age groups (0.6% among young people, 0.8% of seniors), and long-term unemployment had continued to be spreading (+0 9% over the month, up 9.4% year on year). Since the beginning of the year in France, 153,600 more unemployed had turned to the public employment service, exceeding two months ahead of the 150,000 expected by Unédic for the whole year. No one plans for short-term improvement
Last bird of ill omen. INSEE. In its latest forecast released Thursday, the National Statistics Institute plans a further rise in unemployment by mid-2015, despite a pickup in activity. Its rate is projected at 10.6% of the working population, 10.2% for the only metropolis.
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