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- Labour Force, Australia - Australian Bureau of Statistics
In trend terms, in October 2025: unemployment rate remained at 4 4% unemployed people increased by 3,100 to 669,600 youth unemployment rate remained at 9 8 % Large month-to-month changes occurred during the COVID-19 pandemic, resulting in multiple trend breaks
- Data Dashboard - Department of Employment and Workplace Relations
The unemployment rate refers to the number of unemployed people expressed as a proportion of the total labour force (employed and unemployed) The chart has 1 Y axis displaying values Range: 3 to 8 Source: ABS, Labour Force, Australia, October 2025 (seasonally adjusted)
- Australia Unemployment Rate - TRADING ECONOMICS
Unemployment Rate in Australia decreased to 4 30 percent in October from 4 50 percent in September of 2025 Unemployment Rate in Australia averaged 6 53 percent from 1978 until 2025, reaching an all time high of 11 20 percent in December of 1992 and a record low of 3 40 percent in October of 2022
- Employment and unemployment - Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
Meanwhile, the unemployment rate declined from 6 3% in February 1978 to 4 2% in June 2025, still above the 3 5% in September 2022 – the lowest rate in almost 50 years
- Monthly Labour Market Dashboards - Jobs and Skills Australia
Explore labour market data by employment regions Uncover key labour market indicators, regional occupation demand, 5-year unemployment rate time series
- Unemployment rate dips to 4. 3% in October - CommBank
Australia’s job market showed renewed strength in October, with unemployment falling to 4 3 per cent and a solid lift in full-time employment The latest figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics show 42,200 jobs were added, well above expectations and a sharp turnaround from September’s softer result The number of people looking for more work also dropped, with underemployment
- Inflation, interest rates, unemployment rate drops following shock . . .
Australian unemployment rate drops in October after shock September rise A surprising jump in the number of Australians employed could mean interest rates are left on hold throughout 2026
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