GKI: employment stagnated in September
In August, the average monthly headcount – according to the report of KSH – increased by 54 thousand to 4 million 514 thousand compared to a month earlier, and decreased by 18 thousand compared to August last year.
In a statement sent to MTI on Friday, GKI indicated that at the end of September, the proportion of people going to work full-time was by far the highest, at around 89 percent, which, although within the margin of error, represents some increase, compared to August.
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