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Finland’s unemployment over 9.0% to 280,000 persons jobless in April 2015

byCustoms Today Report
29/05/2015
in Finland, International Customs
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HELSINKI: The number of unemployed persons in April 2015 was 280,000, which was 39,000 higher than the corresponding period one year ago with the unemployment rate being 10.3 per cent, according to Statistics Finland’s Labour Force Survey.

The unemployment rate in April of the year before was, however, 9.0 per cent. The number of persons in the inactive population was 14,000 lower than one year earlier. In April 2015, the number of employed persons was 2,429,000, which was 19,000 lower than a year earlier, the data show.  There were almost the same number of employed men and 21,000 fewer employed women than in April 2014.

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