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Job vacancies hit record high as economic recovery continues according to official figures The number of vacancies in the three months to August rose over a million for the first time since records began in 2001.The unemployment rate dropped from 4.7% to 4.6% in the three months to July.The numbers also show that the number of employees has returned to pre-COVID-19 levels. in august

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Jonathan Athow, associate statistician at ONS, said: "Forward estimates based on salary data suggest that in August, The total number of employees was at the same level as before the pandemic. Although our survey shows that over a million people are on hiatus.But Mr Athow pointed out that the recovery is not on par with

areas such as London and other sectors such as hospitality and the arts continue to decline.The ONS also warned that young people have been hit hard by unemployment.Overall employment rates are still recovering. Especially among younger workers who were hit hard at the start of the pandemic. while unemployment is decreasing,” he said.

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Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said on Tuesday: "Today's statistics show that our plans are working.As we recover from the pandemic We remain focused on creating opportunities and supporting people's work,The numbers come as the job freeze program was introduced by the government at the start of the pandemic to halt people's layoffs. begin to calm down in july Employers must start paying 10% of their salary, with government contributions reduced to 70%. Initially, the government paid 80% of wages to those

who could no longer work or whose employers could no longer pay. Up to £2,500 per month But Yael Selfin, chief economist at KPMG, warned there could be more pain.While the pressure is likely to ease As more and more people want to go back to work and the hiatus program is over. But the UK labor market is likely to fluctuate with vacancies taking time to fill due to skill shortages and declining availability of overseas workers,” she said.