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Covid created more long-term unemployment in Japan
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Tokyo, Nov 18 (TIWN) The Covid-19 pandemic created more long-term unemployment in Japan, despite the country's overall jobless number seeing a decline from July to September, local media reported on Thursday citing government data.
The Internal Affairs Ministry said that the monthly average number of people without work for more than 12 months was around 660,000 from July to September, increasing by 180,000 from the same period last year, reports Xinhua news agency. The monthly average number of unemployed people for any length of time decreased by 110,000 to 1.91 million. The figures suggest that about one in three unemployed people is experiencing long-term unemployment.
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