The Australian unemployment rate remains flat at 3.5 per cent as an increasing number of job vacancies arise throughout New South Wales.
The Australian Bureau of Statistics payroll data anticipated a job increase of around 20,000 but has instead recorded a staggering 58,000 new job vacancies
for this month.“You can’t help but just interpret these numbers showing that the economy must be powering along and the job market is powering along with it.”
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