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Australia’s unemployment has fallen to 3.5 per cent the lowest level in almost 50 years after 88,000 jobs were created in June, according the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
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Jobs advertisements slumped 5.5 per cent in December in a sign that business may have become wary of hiring as the Omicron variant took hold in Australia, according to ANZ.
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ANZ said job advertisements jumped 7.4 per cent in March and were now at the highest level since 2008 despite the end of the JobKeeper.
