Unemployment rate remains low in Russia
Positive trends continue to persist in the labor market in Russia
Positive trends continue to persist in the labor market in Russia
Annual inflation in Russia continues to slow, which is a major achievement, Russian President Vladimir Putin said during a meeting on economic issues.
The unemployment rate in Türkiye decreased by 0.3% month-on-month to 7.9% in March, marking its lowest level since January 2005, according to official data released. The number of unemployed persons aged 15 years old and over …
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze highlighted Georgia’s “very good indicators” in employment. According to him, the number of employed individuals reached 1,412,500 - a number he called a “record …
The peak of overheating in the Russian economy has been passed, though it is too early to speak about completion of this process, Sberbank CEO German …
This project contributes both to the development of business in the region and creation of new jobs
Among men its rate is 6.8%, among women – 12%
By 2023, 21,000 working places will be created in Ingushetia
Türkiye's unemployment rate was at a 10-year low in 2023, down to 9.4% from 10.4% in 2022, according to the Turkish Statistical Institute data. …
The problem of shortage of staff, its training and competition on the labor market will exist in Russia’s economy in coming years, Russia's Economic Development Minister Maxim Reshetnikov said. "The problem …
Last year, Turkish unemployment rate fell to an 11-year low, reaching a historic low of 8.8%. Among the male population, this rate is even lower. It is 7.2%.
Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev has familiarized himself with a program to create new jobs in the country in 2024, which envisages providing jobs for 5 million people, the presidential press service reported. …
The Ministry of Economic Development considers low unemployment in the Russian Federation to be a negative factor that slows down the economy
Unemployment in Russia has dropped to a record low, under these conditions, real wage growth is accelerating and could outpace productivity growth, the Bank of Russia said in a press release after a meeting of its board of directors on …
Russian President Vladimir Putin pointed to a stable labor market situation, low unemployment and forecasted a slowdown in inflation, when speaking at a conference on supporting incomes of families with children on Tuesday. "The …
Russia’s Economic Development Ministry expects unemployment to grow this autumn from the current level of 3.9%, Minister Maksim Reshetnikov said on Friday, adding that the situation on the country’s labor market was under control. …
Armenia reported the highest level of unemployment among the countries of the former USSR in 2020, the reports of International Labour Organization and the World bank said. At the same time, Armenia ranked 7th globally with 20 percent …
Russian President Vladimir Putin at the "Russia Calling!" forum reported that a new wave of COVID-19 incidence caused by the emergence of a new strain has raised questions about the pace of global economic recovery. “Of …
Russia’s labor market has generally regained pre-pandemic indices, Russian Minister of Labor and Social Protection Anton Kotyakov said on Thursday on the sidelines of the Eastern Economic Forum (EEF). "Russia’s Federal …
The COVID-19 pandemic has amplified development challenges and sharpened the view on opportunities to overcome them. Evidently, policymakers were confronted with the healthcare system’s limitations, and the socio-economic impacts from the crisis directed the focus on social assistance, agriculture and food processing, and the need for accelerating reforms necessary to develop more of a partnership with the private sector, World Bank writes