Britain's unemployment rate has jumped to 4.8 percent as the coronavirus pandemic destroys a record number of UK jobs.

The fallout from the UK’s Covid-19-induced recession is intensifying as the pandemic continues to batter the jobs market in the sixth largest economy on earth.

Young people living in the European Union are wondering what the future will hold. Youth unemployment was very high even before the pandemic, especially in countries like Greece, Spain and Italy.

The unemployment rate has surged to its highest level in over three years as the Covid-19 pandemic continues to erode the foundations of the British economy.

A new survey shows that almost a quarter of Americans expect someone in their families to lose their employment or take a pay cut before Election Day.

Report says unemployment rose for a fifth straight month in Europe in August amid the new coronavirus’ pandemic.

A new report on Indian workers’ conditions suggests that workers in the bottom half of pre-Covid-19 labor income group suffered more income losses than those in the top half due to the pandemic lockdowns.

Only 17% of workers in British cities had returned to their workplaces by early August, according to new data.

The financial health of British households deteriorated in August at a faster pace than last month, a survey showed on Monday.

In a rare moment of candor the Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak has expressed deep pessimism over the extent of the coronavirus-induced recession.