Danish Unemployment Rates Rose Slightly Again in July

Job seekers in Denmark face a slightly tighter labor market this summer. Danish unemployment rose again in July according to official data.

The Danish Agency for Labour Market and Recruitment released the new figures. The national unemployment rate reached 3.1 percent in July. About 93,700 people were registered as unemployed during the month. This total is seasonally adjusted.

The figure grew by 300 people compared to June. Over the past year, unemployment grew by more than 6,000 people. Kristian Skriver from the Danish Chamber of Commerce commented on the trend. This report indicates an ongoing slow rise in national joblessness. This article was originally reported by The Copenhagen Post.