At the end of December 2017, in Saint-Martin, the number of job seekers required to look for a job and without activity (category A) stood at 4.
This number increased by 3,4% over three months (i.e. +140 people). It decreased by 0,3% over a month and increased by 0,4% over a year. In Saint-Martin, the number of jobseekers required to look for a job, whether or not having worked during the month (categories A, B, C) stood at 4 at the end of December 603. This number increased by 2017 , 1,8% over three months (i.e. +82 people). It decreased by 0,4% over one month and by 3,4% over a year.
Job seekers in category A
In Saint-Martin, over three months, the number of job seekers in category A increased by 4,7% for men (+1,1% over one month and –2,3% over one year) and by 2,4 , 1,3% for women (–2,4% over one month and +8,2% over a year). Over three months, the number of job seekers in category A increased in Saint-Martin by 25% for those under 3,7 (+ 15,7% over one month and –2,3% over a year), 25% for those aged 49 to 0,9 (–1,1% over a month and +3,9% over a year) and 50% for those aged 0,5 or over (–5,2, XNUMX% over a month and + XNUMX% over a year).
Job seekers in categories A, B, C
In Saint-Martin, over three months, the number of job seekers in categories A, B, C increased by 3,9% for men (+ 0,3% over a month and –5,6% over a year ) and 0,4% for women (–0,8% over a month and –1,8% over a year). Over three months, the number of job seekers in categories A, B, C increased in Saint-Martin by 8,8% for those under 25 (+ 4,0% over one month and –16,9% over one year), 0,2% for those aged 25 to 49 (–1,5% over one month and –3,1% over one year) and 2,9% for those aged 50 or over (+ 0,4% over a month and + 1,2% over a year).
At the end of December 2017, in Saint-Barthélemy, the number of job seekers required to look for a job and without activity (category A) stood at 606. This number increased by 22,2% over three months (i.e. +110 people ). It increased 3,6% over one month and 35,3% over a year. In Saint-Barthélemy, the number of jobseekers required to look for a job, whether or not having worked during the month (categories A, B, C) stood at 667 at the end of December 2017. This number increased by 19,1, 107% over three months (i.e. +3,3 people). It increased by 26,3% over one month and by XNUMX% over a year.
The publications on job seekers registered with Pôle emploi in the Northern Islands (Saint-Martin and Saint-Barthélemy) will now be quarterly. The next publications are scheduled for Wednesday, April 25, 2018.
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