THE JOB CENTRE IN CAMBRIDGE AS THE UNEMPLOYMENT FIGURES CONTINUED TO FALL.
THE JOB CENTRE IN CAMBRIDGE ON FEB19TH AS THE UNEMPLOYMENT FIGURES CONTINUED TO FALL. Unemployment has continued to fall and a record number of women are in work, new figures have revealed. The jobless total was million in the final quarter of last year, down by 125,000, giving a rate of The number of people claiming jobseeker's allowance dipped to million in January, down by 27,000 - the 15th consecutive monthly fall. More women are in work than at any time since records began in 1971, at just over 14 million, today's data from the Office for National Statistics showed. But million people are in part-time jobs because they cannot find full-time work, a fall of 29,000 over the latest quarter but 46,000 higher than a year ago. Youth and long-term unemployment have both fallen, but there has been little change in the number of people classed as economically inactive, which has remained just under nine million.
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