Croatia: Croatia Jobless Rate Rises For Sixth Month
2013/03/19
Croatia's jobless rate rose for a sixth consecutive month in December, provisional data released by the Croatian Bureau of Statistics showed on Tuesday.
The unemployment rate rose 21.1 % from 20.4 % in October. The rate has been steadily climbing since July, next dipping to 17.3 % in June. A year ago, the figure was 18.6 %.
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