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Siptu questions reason for fall in unemployment

A Siptu economist has said it is unclear how much the fall in the unemployment rate announced today is due to new jobs, training or emigration.

Siptu questions reason for fall in unemployment

Wed, 08 Jan, 2014 - 18:19

A Siptu economist has said it is unclear how much the fall in the unemployment rate announced today is due to new jobs, training or emigration.

The Live Register has continued to fall slightly, reaching 12.4%, official figures have revealed.

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