AUSTRALIAN JOB ADS FALL SYDNEY: The

AUSTRALIAN JOB ADS FALL



SYDNEY: The number of Australian job advertisements in newspapers and on the internet fell 2.4 percent in June from May but were still up 24.1 percent year-on-year, figures showed on Monday in another sign the economy continues to slow.

The number of jobs advertised in metropolitan newspapers alone dropped 1.9 percent in June to their lowest level since May 2003 and were down 6.1 percent from a year earlier.

Internet ads also declined in June, falling 2.5 percent from May but were still up 30.6 percent year-on-year.

The recent slowing in growth in job advertisements was consistent with cooling domestic economic activity, particularly in housing and retail spending, said ANZ senior economist Tony Pearson. “It suggests the exceptionally strong performance of the labour market over the past half year or so is coming to an end,” Pearson said.

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AUSTRALIAN JOB ADS FALL SYDNEY: Jumlah iklan lowongan kerja Australia di koran dan di internet turun 2,4 persen pada Juni dari Mei tapi masih naik 24,1 persen tahun-ke-tahun, angka menunjukkan pada hari Senin di tanda lain perekonomian terus melambat. jumlah pekerjaan yang diiklankan di surat kabar metropolitan saja turun 1,9 persen pada Juni ke level terendah sejak Mei 2003 dan turun 6,1 persen dari tahun sebelumnya. iklan internet juga menurun pada bulan Juni, jatuh 2,5 persen dari Mei namun masih naik 30,6 persen tahun -on-tahun. perlambatan terbaru dalam pertumbuhan iklan lowongan kerja konsisten dengan pendingin aktivitas ekonomi domestik, terutama di perumahan dan belanja ritel, kata ekonom senior ANZ Tony Pearson. "Ini menunjukkan kinerja yang sangat kuat dari pasar tenaga kerja selama setengah tahun terakhir ini datang ke sebuah akhir," kata Pearson.