Unemployment rate down to 7.43 percent in September
The registered unemployment rate in Slovakia amounted to 7.43 percent in September, following the 7.60 percent seen in August, Labour Minister Milan Krajniak (We Are Family) reported on Monday.
The registered unemployment rate in Slovakia amounted to 7.43 percent in September, following the 7.60 percent seen in August, Labour Minister Milan Krajniak (We Are Family) reported on Monday.
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