Philippines: The unemployment rate deteriorated to 4.8% in January, representing a marked decline from the preceding month.

The Philippine National Statistics Office announced on the 9th that the unemployment rate in January rose to 4.8%. The highest level since October last year. Also, you can only work for a shorter period of time while wanting to work longer…

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Philippines:The unemployment rate deteriorated to 4.8% in January, representing a marked decline from the preceding month.

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