06.01 Labour force survey

 Previous releases
2011:  Employment up by 46 000  Tables  (01.02.2012)
2011:  Stable labour force participation  Tables  (02.11.2011)
2011:  Lower participation rate for young people  Tables  (04.08.2011)
2011:  Decrease in labour force participation  Tables  (04.05.2011)
4 quart 2010:  Increasing number of underemployed  Tables  (02.02.2011)
3 quart 2010:  Lower labour force participation   Tables  (03.11.2010)
2 quart 2010:  Fewer women work part-time  Tables  (05.08.2010)
1 quart 2010:  Decrease in full-time employees  Tables  (05.05.2010)
4 quart 2009:  More long-term unemployed  Tables  (03.02.2010)
3 quart 2009:  Lower labour force participation  Tables  (28.10.2009)
2 quart 2009:  Fewer young people employed  Tables  (31.07.2009)
1 quart 2009:  Lower labour force participation rate for men  Tables  (29.04.2009)
2008:  Fewer on temporary contracts   Tables  (28.01.2009)
2008:  More women with full-time work   Tables  (29.10.2008)
2008:  Higher labour force participation   Tables  (01.08.2008)
2008:  Higher share of women working full time   Tables  (30.04.2008)
Incorrect figures for underemployment  (08.02.2008)
2007:  Higher labour force participation   Tables  (30.01.2008)
2007:  Higher participation rate among elderly  Tables  (31.10.2007)
2007:  More people work full time  Tables  (06.08.2007)
2007:  More elderly people employed  Tables  (04.05.2007)
2006:  Number of employed people up by 81 000  Tables  (07.02.2007)
2006:  More employed mostly part-time workers   Tables  (08.11.2006)
2006/1500:  61 000 more employed  Tables  (09.08.2006)
2006:  22 000 more temporary employed  Tables  (12.05.2006)
2005:  More people working full time  Tables  (01.02.2006)
2005:  More people working full time  Tables  (02.11.2005)
2005:  116 000 unemployed  Tables  (05.08.2005)
2005:  More people underemployed  Tables  (04.05.2005)
2004:  More people work part-time   Tables  (02.02.2005)
2004:  More underemployed women   Tables  (27.10.2004)
2004:  More part-time and temporary work  Tables  (04.08.2004)
2004:  Employment down in manufacturing   Tables  (28.04.2004)
2003:  Higher participation rate among the oldest  Tables  (29.01.2004)
3 quart 2003:  112 000 unemployed people  Tables  (30.10.2003)
2 quart 2003:  Employment down by 28 000 persons  Tables  (04.08.2003)
1 quart 2003:  Unemployment over 100 000  Tables  (30.04.2003)
4 quart 2002:  Increasing female employment  Tables  (30.01.2003)
3 quart 2002:  More female part-time workers  Tables  (31.10.2002)
2 quart 2002:  More part-time workers among females  Tables  (05.08.2002)
1 quart 2002:  Increased employment among females  Tables  (02.05.2002)
4 quart 2001:  Increased employment among females  Tables  (31.01.2002)
3 quart 2001:  Stable employment  (01.11.2001)
2 quart 2001:  Stable labour force participation  (06.08.2001)
1 quart 2001:  Stable labour force participation  (03.05.2001)
4 quart 2000:  More women in full-time jobs  (01.02.2001)
3 quart 2000:  Stable labour force participation   (08.11.2000)
2 quart 2000:  Increased employment and reduced unemployment  (09.08.2000)
1 quart 2000:  Higher unemployment  (11.05.2000)
4 quart 1999:  Higher unemployment  (03.02.2000)
 Previous Weekly bulletins
1 quart 1999:  Halt in employment growth  (99/18)
3 quart 1998:  Unemployment continues to decline  (98/44)
2 quart 1998:  Signs of weaker growth in employment  (98/33)
1 quart 1998:  Continued sharp rise in employment  (98/18)
4 quart 1997:  Labour force participation is increasing fastest among young people  (98/06)
3 quart 1997:  Record-high labour force participation by women  (97/44)
2 quart 1997:  No increase in use of overtime  (97/37)
2 quart 1997:  Fewer temporary employees  (97/37)
2 quart 1997:  Moderate decline in the number of unemployed  (97/33)
2 quart 1996:  Quarter of a million temporary employees  (97/24)
1 quart 1997:  More employed, fewer jobless  (97/19)
2 quart 1996:  Continued improvement in labour market  (96/34)
1 quart 1996:  Employment continues to rise  (96/20)