Number of registered jobseekers falls in November
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There were 273,500 registered jobseekers in Hungary at the end of November, down 22% on the corresponding month last year, the National Employment Office (NFSZ) said on its website, according to Hungarian news agency MTI. The number represents a fall of 77,000 from a year earlier.
The NFSZ said 29.7% of the total, or around 81,100 people, had been seeking work for more than one year in November, their number being down by 17.5% from a year earlier.
In November, about 11.7% of registered jobseekers, or 31,900 people, were unemployed school-leavers.
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