Why Unemployment Can Rise Even When People Still Have Jobs @DuncanGarnerPodcast
Why Unemployment Can Rise Even When People Still Have Jobs  @DuncanGarnerPodcast
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
When cost of living pressures hit, more people are forced back into the job hunt just to keep up with expenses.

Even if full-time jobs aren't disappearing, the unemployment rate rises because the labor force is suddenly flooded with people needing extra income. It’s not just about job losses; it’s about the squeeze driving more Kiwis out looking for work.

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