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Meanings of jobless total in English

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Usage of jobless total in English
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That would be the highest jobless total since the last quarter of 1993.
The Irish Times
2
The Northern Ireland jobless total has risen for the first time in 14 months.
The Irish Times
3
Some experts predict the jobless total could hit 3 million.
Reuters
4
Some experts predict the jobless total could hit three million.
The Irish Times
5
THE jobless total in Northern Ireland has fallen dramatically.
The Irish Times
6
Despite the fall in the jobless total, the job creation performance of the economy remains lacklustre.
The Irish Times
7
Conversely, they could ease cost of living pressures by nudging the jobless total up a bit.
The Guardian
8
Unemployment continued to drop last month, with the jobless total now touching levels last seen in 2001.
The Irish Times
9
The jobless total also fell on the government's preferred measure, which records the numbers looking for work.
The Guardian
10
The jobless total is now 82,500, 10.7 per cent of the workforce.
The Irish Times
11
In unadjusted terms, the jobless total fell 134,000 to 4.238 million.
The Irish Times
12
The seasonally adjusted jobless total fell by 110,000 to 4.638 million.
The Irish Times
13
Analysts had been expecting the jobless total to rise by up to 15,000.
The Irish Times
14
The seasonally adjusted jobless total fell by 200 to reach 86,500.
The Irish Times
15
Without these, the adjusted jobless total would have risen by 6,000.
The Irish Times
16
The jobless total declined by 600 in March, with the fall cancelling out a slight increase recorded in February.
The Irish Times
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Jobless total across language varieties
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