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The Philippines' labor market faced renewed pressure in July as more Filipinos struggled to find jobs.
The unemployment rate increased to 6% in July, the highest since the pandemic, with 3.14 million unemployed Filipinos.
- Unemployment rate rose to 6% in July from 4.9% in June
- 3.14 million Filipinos were unemployed in July, up from 2.59 million in June
- Fresh graduates were among those struggling to find jobs
- The Philippines' labor market faced renewed pressure in July as more Filipinos struggled to find jobs.
- 3.14 million Filipinos were unemployed in July
- Unemployment rate rose to 6% in July from 4.9% in June
- Fresh graduates were among those struggling to find jobs
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Expected Outcomes
- Potential increase in poverty and social unrest
Why It Matters
The rising unemployment rate may impact the country's economic growth and social stability
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- Sep 9Inquirer.net (PH): The country’s labor market came under renewed pressure in July as more Filipinos, including fresh graduates, struggled to find jobs.
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