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» Wednesday, October 13, 2004

Employment Figures

Asked if the Government was concerned about the rise of economically inactive people of working age, the PMOS said he thought the main message arising from today’s employment figures was the fact that unemployment was continuing to fall. This was a consequence of an economy that had been well managed. The Government’s record on employment was there for all to see. He pointed out that there were a number of areas where the Government was continuing to work hard to encourage people back into work.

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