UK unemployment rate steady as claimant count falls fastest in 16 years

by missc 16 Oct 2013

Britain’s unemployment rate held steady in the three months to August but the sharpest fall in more than 16 years in the number of people claiming jobless benefits showed the labour market was continuing to heal.

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