Thuringia - Labor market figures for December are published
The Regional Directorate of the Federal Employment Agency will provide information on the situation on the Thuringian labor market at the end of 2023 on Wednesday (10:00 a.m.). Little movement had previously been recorded: The unemployment rate was 5.8 percent in November and 5.9 percent in October. A total of 64,100 people were out of work in Thuringia in November.
Markus Behrens, head of the regional directorate, cited fewer job vacancies as one reason for the lack of dynamism on the labor market in November. In a state comparison, the unemployment rate in Thuringia was on a par with Brandenburg. All other eastern German states had higher rates.
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- The upcoming labor market figure report from the Regional Directorate of the Federal Employment Agency in Thuringia could potentially show a slight increase in unemployment, given the stagnant labor market figures observed in November with an unemployment rate of 5.9%.
- Job seekers in Erfurt, the capital city of Thuringia, can visit their local employment office to seek employment opportunities and receive advice on career development, as the regional labor market situation may impact their job search efforts.
- The high unemployment rate in Thuringia, with 64,100 people out of work in November, has led to intense discussions within the Regional Directorate of the Federal Employment Agency, with the Regional Director, Markus Behrens, examining various strategies to reduce the unemployment rate, such as partnering with local businesses to create job opportunities.
Source: www.stern.de
