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Filled Jobs in Australia Up 0.6% in March Quarter · NabkaNews

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Filled Jobs in Australia Up 0.6% in March Quarter

Moomoo·Jun 4

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Filled jobs in australia increased by 0.6% in the march quarter. However, job ads reportedly dipped by 0.6% in march, suggesting a potential discrepancy in the labor market. The overall state of australia's economy and labor market is unclear, with some reports indicating strengthening and others pointing to ongoing challenges.

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