Employment agency - How has the situation on the labor market developed?
The regional directorate of the employment agency will present an assessment of the development of the Rhineland-Palatinate labor market in 2023 this Tuesday (2 p.m.). At the meeting in Mainz, the head of the agency, Heidrun Schulz, will also discuss the situation of refugees on the labor market and the issue of citizen's income.
The number of unemployed people in Rhineland-Palatinate rose slightly in November. According to the Rhineland-Palatinate-Saarland Regional Directorate, 111,500 men and women were without a job in the state as of November 13. This was 400 people or 0.3 percent more than a month earlier. Compared to the previous year, there were 9,100 more unemployed people, or 8.9 percent more. The unemployment rate in November was 4.9 percent.
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- Heidrun Schulz, as the Regional Director of the Rhineland-Palatinate branch of the Federal Employment Agency, will provide insights on the labor market development in the state this Tuesday.
- At the Regional Directorate's meeting in Mainz, the director will address the situation of refugees in finding jobs and the topic of citizen's income alongside the labor market assessment.
- The Federal Employment Agency's Rhineland-Palatinate Regional Directorate revealed that 111,500 individuals were unemployed in the state as of November 13, with a slight increase of 400 people from the previous month.
Source: www.stern.de
