employment

A large spike in Australian unemployment and flat employment looks affected by changing hiring patterns.

Business turnover rebounded in Q3, while payroll jobs continue to trend higher.

The very tight labour market is still easing a little, ahead of key inflation data next week.

This week’s charts begin with futures markets’ take on ECB interest rates

As we move into the Northern Hemisphere autumn, this week’s charts begin with a visualisation of stocks in September

3 things you need to know prior to today’s CPI Release

Recent data on both job vacancies and worker mobility show that Australia's labour market is continuing to tighten, pointing to ongoing reductions in the...

Recent IMF research shows that when governments invest in infrastructure, they create many new jobs. The IMF evaluated the direct employment effect of public...

Our latest extensive trip across the US (California, Arizona, Illinois, Washington, New York, Florida, Washington DC) highlighted the strength of the domestic labour...

A week after the fanfare of the 2018/19 Budget, we can soberly review some of the information and data that supports its projections. In the body of the Budget papers...

The most important question for 2018 in an Australian context will be whether the economy is strong enough for the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) to start removing...