Greater employment index of Federal Government climbed to an eighth consecutive month in December and pointed above trend growth of jobs in the coming months.
The Department of education, employment and workplace relations says her monthly leading indicator of employment was 0091 in December, compared with 0,078 in November.
The Department "This confirms that the job can be expected to grow faster than their rate of long-term trend 2.3 percent per year over the next few months," said on Wednesday.
Announcement: the story continues belowThe indicator of jobs main anticipates movements in employment growth cycle, with a turning point confirmed after six months consecutive moves in the same direction.
The indicator has four components, weighted-job ads for newspapers and magazines ANZ, Dun and Bradstreet employment expectations, the Westpac-Melbourne Institute Leading index of economic activity and the Westpac-Melbourne Institute Consumer Sentiment Index.
Labor force data for November are released official on Thursday.
Economists forecasts Centre in 20000 increased employment with unemployment falling to 5. 2 percent 5.4 percent in October.
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