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Beneficiaries of Unemployment Benefits Fall 5.3% in One Year

The number of beneficiaries of unemployment benefits fell 5.3% in July compared to the same period, but rose 0.5% compared to June, to 169,543, according to data reported by the GEP.

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Unemployment Benefit Recipients Rise 0.5% in July and Interrupt Five Months of Consecutive Falls

In July of last year there are fewer than 9,416 beneficiaries of unemployment benefits, but in June of this year there is an increase of 0.5%.

9 hours ago·Lisboa, Portugal

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Beneficiaries of Unemployment Benefits Fall 5.3% in One Year

The number of beneficiaries of unemployment benefits fell 5.3% in July compared to the same period, but rose 0.5% compared to June, to 169,543, according to data reported by the GEP.

10 hours ago·Portugal

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