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Unemployment rate rises in May amid 905,000 job losses in agri
THE PHILIPPINES’ unemployment rate rose to 4.8 in May as job losses in agriculture, driven by bad weather, outweighed employment gains in services and other industries, the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) said on Wednesday.
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Notes From Poland
· Jun 24, 2026
Why Poland’s labour market is not as bad as it looks
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DNyuz
· Jun 30, 2026
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The Hindu BusinessLine
· Jul 10, 2026
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· Jul 2, 2026
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ComicBook.com
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Related coverage for "Unemployment rate rises in May amid 905,000 job losses in agri": Notes From Poland — Why Poland’s labour market is not as bad as it looks. DNyuz — Microsoft plans another round of job cuts, impacting thousands of roles. The Hindu BusinessLine — Indian Bank Q1FY27 profit up 10% at ₹3,273 crore. Utusan Malaysia — Kadar pengangguran negara susut kepada 2.9 peratus. ComicBook.com — What Does EA’s Latest Wave Of Layoffs Mean For The Company?. Inc.com — Even After Being Laid Off, 63 Percent of Workers From This Group Don’t File for Unemployment Benefits—Here’s Why