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7 percent and there is a growing fear joblessness may hit 10 percent before a full recovery takes root.
Fed expected to hold steady to back fragile recovery by AFP / AFP American Edition
Total unemployment rose 220,000 in the three months to June, taking the joblessness rate to 7.
WASTED YOUTH; 1.4m under-24s jobless by The Mirror (London, England)
If you are employed full time right now, consider yourself lucky because many of us are surviving in a time where joblessness is rampant and people are living off of what little unemployment benefits there are to collect There are many benefits to being fully employed though If you are employed full time right now, consider yourself lucky because many of us are surviving in a time where joblessness is rampant and people are living off of what little unemployment benefits there are to collect.
The Benefits of Full Employment by Brenda Williams / Business community
 
 
 
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