Australia's unemployment rate declines to 4 per cent in May, from 4.1 per cent in April.
The unemployment rate declined slightly because employment rose by 40,000 people in May, and the number of officially unemployed people fell by 9,000.Ben runs a bar and as unemployment climbs he's 'never received as many resumes as we have at the moment'Unemployment Three senators have exposed Canberra's 'vicious' consultant problem. But don't expect change overnight
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