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Germany Employment Change

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Last release
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Observation period
Q4 2024
Next release
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Forecast
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Highest
0.90 % on Mar 31, 2000
Lowest
−1.40 % on Jun 30, 2020

About Germany Employment Change


Category
Labor
Source
EUROSTAT
Frequency
Quarterly
Units
%
In Germany, employment change refers to the quarterly change in the number of persons who work for pay or profit, or perform unpaid family work. Estimates include both full-time and part-time employment.

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DEEMC
Employment Change
DEEMP
Employed Persons
DEEMR
Employment Rate
DEFTE
Full Time Employment
DEHUNEMPR
Harmonised Unemployment Rate
DEJV
Job Vacancies
DELC
Labour Costs
DELFPR
Labor Force Participation Rate
DELTUR
Long Term Unemployment Rate
DELWF
Living Wage Family
DELWI
Living Wage Individual
DEMW
Minimum Wages
DEPOP
Population
DEPROD
Productivity
DEPTE
Part Time Employment
DERAM
Retirement Age Men
DERAW
Retirement Age Women
DEUC
Unemployment Change
DEUP
Unemployed Persons
DEUR
Unemployment Rate