Australia Employment Change measures a change in the number of officially employed Australians in the reported month.
Employment growth is a sign of a stronger labor market and can be seen as positive for the Australian dollar quotes.
Australia Employment Change
Last release
Actual
-18.6 K
Forecast
17.4 K
Previous
23.3 K
Next release
Actual
Coming in 7 days
Forecast
15.8 K
Previous
-18.6 K
Date (GMT)
Reference
Actual
Forecast
Previous
Dec 2012
-5.5 K
—
17.1 K
Nov 2012
13.9 K
—
10.1 K
Oct 2012
10.7 K
—
15.6 K
Sep 2012
14.5 K
—
-9.1 K
Aug 2012
-8.8 K
—
11.7 K
Jul 2012
14.0 K
—
-28.3 K
Jun 2012
-27.0 K
—
27.9 K
May 2012
38.9 K
—
15.5 K
Apr 2012
15.5 K
—
44.0 K
Mar 2012
44.0 K
—
-15.4 K
Feb 2012
-15.4 K
—
46.2 K
Jan 2012
46.3 K
—
-35.6 K
Dec 2011
-29.3 K
—
-7.5 K
Nov 2011
-6.3 K
—
16.8 K
Oct 2011
10.1 K
—
22.5 K
Sep 2011
20.4 K
—
-10.5 K
Aug 2011
-9.7 K
—
-4.1 K
Jul 2011
-0.1 K
—
18.2 K
Jun 2011
23.4 K
—
-0.5 K
May 2011
7.8 K
—
-29.4 K