Australian Demographics Analysis, Profiling & Mapping
The recession is well and truly over, with demand for high SES jobs now so high that unemployment in August 2010 in some rich inner city suburbs was heading down below two percent and demand driven inflation must now be a real concern for the Reserve FULL REPORT ADS Jobs Profile August 2010.pdf Disclaimer: The
The Unemployment Profiles from May 2009 to May 2010 The recession is well and truly over, with demand for high SES jobs now so high that unemployment in May 2010 in some rich inner city suburbs was heading down towards two percent and demand driven inflation must now be a real concern for the Reserve
Regional Unemployment Index (RUIN) – February 2010 Sponsored by Local Government Association of Queensland. The picture to February 2010. Since the series began in November 2007 we have seen five basic changes, outlined in the monthly profiles below. From February/March 2008, when seasonally adjusted unemployment nationally was low, the unemployment profile of part time and
Regional Unemployment Index (RUIN) for August 2009 Sponsored by the Logan Government Association of Queensland The picture in August. The August unemployment figures show a net 240,000 Australians have lost full time jobs since November, due to the recession, while the stimulus has helped to create 168,000 jobs. Our profiling shows the full time jobs
Regional Unemployment Index (RUIN) – May 2009 Sponsored by Local Government Association of Queensland. Reading the report From the top, we have included some stereotype charts, which are a handy demographic snapshot of changes during the past 12 months. Then we have the Correlation charts, which are the main substance of the report. The things
Regional Unemployment Index (RUIN) November – 2008 Towards the end of 2008, it was apparent Australia was entering a major downturn which could become a recession. This was seen as an excellent opportunity for a demographic profiling company like ADS to take a closer look at labour market statistics at a regional level, showing profiles
The May 2010 Regional Unemployment Index (RUIN) shows that the 2009 downturn is well and truly over, with demand for high SES jobs now so high that unemployment is heading down towards two percent in some wealthier suburbs and demand driven inflation should now be a real concern for the Reserve Bank. ADS RUIN REPORT
