2015-086 - registered job seekers and offers collected by Pôle emploi in October 2015

In late October 2015, in France, the number of job seekers required to seek employment without work (Category A) totaled 3589 800. It increases by 1.2% over the month (42 000 persons) and 3.7% year on year. 


In late October 2015, in France, the number of job seekers required to seek employment without work (Category A) totaled 3589 800. It increases by 1.2% over the month (42 000 persons) and 3.7% year on year.

In October 2015, this number is stable for less than 25 years (-2.9% yoy), increases of 1.4% for 25-49 years ( + 3.3% yoy) and 1.5% for 50 years or more (+ 9.2% yoy).
In late October 2015, the number of job seekers required to seek employment and who exercised reduced activity in the month totaled 710,200 for category B (78 hours or less during the month) (-0.9 % over the month, + 5.4% yoy) and 1,135,800 for category C (over 78 hours in the month) (-1.9% over the month, 11.6% on a year).
In total, the number of jobseekers in categories A, B, C 5435 is 800. This number increases by 0.2% over one month and 5.5% year on year. In October 2015, this number decreased by 0.5% for those under 25 years (0.5% year on year), increases of 0.2% for 25-49 years (5.2% year on year ) and increases of 0.8% for 50 years or more (+ 9.8% yoy).
In late October 2015, 691,400 people are registered at employment center without being required to seek work, whether they are unemployed (category D) or manual (category E). The number of registered in category D decreases of 0.4% and the Class E registered increases of 1.0%.
In France (including Dom), the number of unemployed amounted to 3,850,900 for category A (+ 1.1% over the month, + 3.5% over a year) and 5,740,600 for Categories A, B, C (+ 0.2% over the month, + 5.3% yoy).
The data presented relate to the job seekers registered at employment center end of the month.
The concept of job seekers registered at employment center is a different concept from that of unemployed based on International Labour Organization (ILO): some applicants employment are not unemployed according to the ILO and some unemployed according to the ILO are not registered at employment center. 
Beyond the labor market developments, different factors may affect more data on job seekers: changes of monitoring and support for job-seekers, registration behavior of job seekers ... 
A full documentation of data on registered job seekers and job advertisements collected by Pôle emploi is available on the websites the
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2015-088 - Employment and unemployment of 15-29 in 2014.

2015-088 - Employment and unemployment of 15-29 in 2014. Stabilisation of labor force participation, employment and unemployment

53.8% of young people aged 15-29 years are on the labor market in 2014: 44.0% employed and 9.8% are unemployed, an unemployment rate of 18.3%. 13.7% of young people are neither in employment nor in education. End of 2014, the major 15-29 of labor market indicators are mostly close to their level at the end of 2012. In a period of steady research context, the participation rate fell by 0.1 points in 2 years.
From late 2012 to late 2014, the number of young people benefiting from a subsidized contract rose sharply and the share as 15-29 unemployment rate increased by only 0.1 points, respectively, against 0.3 and 0.4 point for 15-64 years. These indicators, however, remain at historically high levels. Furthermore, 4.2% of 15-29 year olds are in the halo around unemployment in 2014, the same proportion as in 2012.
Employment rates and youth underemployment have also been stable in 2013 and 2014. Between 15 and 29 years, unemployment and youth shares no job, no training in 2014 are slightly lower in France at the EU average, while the unemployment rate is slightly higher. The employment rate is lower there for 15-24 years, but higher for 25-29 years.

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