UK unemployment rate drops to 4.8% in March for the first three months
Unemployment rates fell in the first three months of 2021 despite continued closures as the job market recovered.
Official data shows that many companies employ more staff, while many companies employ more staff.
The National Bureau of Statistics has announced that salaries have increased by 97,000 between March and April.
Official UK employment rates have grown for the first time since the pandemic began last year.
In the first three months of struggling with the horrors of mass unemployment similar to those seen in the 1980s, the unemployment rate fell to 4.8%.
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“The latest figures suggest that the job market has been very stable over the last few months and there are early signs of recovery,” ONS said.
Prime Minister Rishi Snack said: “The sad thing is that we can’t save all jobs, but nearly 2 million people are expected to take a break from work than initially expected.
The number of people in employment rose to 32.5m, up 84,000 in the first quarter, surpassing forecasts of 50,000. This is the first time since it was revealed that the number of people employed by the ONS workforce survey has become Rose.
For the first time in a year, the number of employees was 75.2%.
Commenting on the UK’s unemployment rate declines to 4.8% in March, Deepbridge Capital’s managing partner, “Today’s data shows a slight decline in UK unemployment rates.” But as we follow last week’s GDP data, we follow positive GDP data to see the economy become even more evidence. We are moving in the right direction at a fairly high pace.”
“Because we are focused on economic recovery, it is very important that scale-up businesses are supported, especially in growth sectors such as digital technology and life sciences. As we create an economy that is perfect for the 21st century, we will be able to create the right economy. Because they are at the very heart of economic growth.”
