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'Working for Work' is a comprehensive publication aimed at assisting unemployed individuals in accessing information and support for returning to work, education, or training. Now in its 16th edition, it provides essential guidance on social welfare rights, coping with poverty, job searching, transitioning from welfare to work, and educational opportunities. The document also includes ordering information for additional copies.

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How many unemployed are there in Ireland?

Irish Unemployment Rate Holds Steady at 4% Irelands seasonally adjusted unemployment rate stood at 4% in May 2024, unchanged from the previous months revised figure, as the number of people unemployed declined by 100 to 111,700. The jobless rate for males held steady at 3.8%, and for females stood at 4.1%.

What is the Irish National Union of the unemployed?

The INOU provides services to and engages with six key groups: Unemployed people. Local organisations which support unemployed people. National organisations that work on a range of equality, social inclusion and anti-poverty issues.

What is the unemployment rate in the Irish Republic?

Unemployment refers to the share of the labor force that is without work but available for and seeking employment. Ireland unemployment rate for 2022 was 4.48%, a 1.71% decline from 2021. Ireland unemployment rate for 2021 was 6.19%, a 0.57% increase from 2020.

Who is unemployed in Ireland?

The jobless rate for both males and females increased to 4.7% and 4.8% respectively. Meanwhile, the youth unemployment rate rose to 11.4%, up from 10.4% in June. For persons aged 25-74 years, the unemployment rate also edged up to 3.7%.

What is the unemployment rate in Ireland today?

The unadjusted unemployment rate for persons aged 15-74 years decreased from 4.5% to 4.4% over the year to Q2 2023. See Table 2.1.

What was the National Union of unemployed Workers?

From 1921 until 1929 it was called the National Unemployed Workers Committee Movement. The NUWM became the foremost body responsible for organising the unemployed on a national basis in the interwar period, these years being characterised by high levels of unemployment.

What does inou stand for?

The Irish National Organisation of the Unemployed is a federation of unemployed people and over 180 groups throughout the country, concerned with combating unemployment.

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