This makes the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) announced Thursday.
From May to August, there was a sharp drop in unemployment, which had to do as much as mostly young people withdrew from the labor market.
In the autumn presented themselves actually some more people to the labor market. Because not everyone immediately found work, the unemployment rate from August to November stabbing 8 percent of the workforce.
In December, 8.1 percent of the workforce is unemployed. There were 26,000 unemployed in December or less at the beginning of 2014.
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Labour
The increase in December is not a result of the increased labor supply, which remained in that same month. The employed labor force increased in size off, so unemployment rose, writes CBS.
The youth unemployment rate remained virtually unchanged in December, the increase in unemployment in that month came almost entirely by people aged 25 and parent. The unemployment rate of over 45 long remained the same, the duration of unemployment was longer than in other age groups.
Move the cursor over the line to see the rates . The data comes from Statistics Netherlands. – (C) NU.nl/Jerry Warn
unemployment benefits
The number of unemployment benefits in December rose by 0.7 percent compared with the same month a year earlier. In addition, increased unemployment benefits to women compared with a year ago, when the men had just been a decrease, writes CBS. Even with over 55 increased the number of benefits, while those dropped by under-25s.
Broken down by sectors went there in December more benefits to the construction industry, 15.5 percent more than a year earlier. In the sectors of public administration, health care, welfare, culture, and transport and storage, the number of benefits compared to a year ago, relatively sharply, according to the statistics office.
Setback
Minister Lodewijk Asscher (Employment) the increase in unemployment in December called a sharp setback “after months in which the unemployment rate fell or remained stable.” Asscher points out that the Netherlands Bureau for 2015 expect a decrease in unemployment.
The minister calls on employers and trade unions to come up with clever plans to ensure that people can easily get started.
Tackling unemployment remains a top priority for the government, says Asscher. “We also ensure that workers on the pay stub net more about love, so it pays to go to work,” said the Deputy Prime Minister.
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