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Unemployment down for ninth consecutive month after 20 months on the rise
13.01.2011, 00:08 | HR Careers Education | 919 views
The unemployment rate fell for the ninth consecutive month in December last year, to 6.87%, corresponding to nearly 630,000 unemployed. There are several explanations for the unemployment rate decline: people who did not find work, but exceeded the period during which unemployment benefits are granted, people employed in the informal sector, new hirings in the private sector, people legally employed abroad. Over 110,000 people saw their unemployment benefit period end last year. Read more on ZF.ro
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