Unemployment set to rise
19/06/2009
According to the Trades Union Congress (TUC), unemployment in Britain will continue to rise until the end of 2010.
In the last recession, the TUC points out, the gross domestic product (GDP - a measure of a country`s economic health) began to grow in autumn 1991, but it took a further 18 months for unemployment figures to fall.
TUC General Secretary, Brendan Barber, said: "Some now say that we have a recovery, but even if this is not a false dawn, as others fear, it will be years before the thousands of people who have lost their jobs or who will lose them in months to come will see anything to celebrate."
A spokesperson for Debt Advisers Direct commented: "No-one can accurately predict what lies ahead for the country, so it is important for people to do what they can to reduce their debts. If their income drops at some point in the future, they`ll be glad they`re carrying lower levels of debt."
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