Australian job ads steady in May after record dive


Hundreds of people queue outside an Australian government welfare centre, Centrelink, in Melbourne on March 23, 2020, as jobless Australians flooded unemployment offices around the country. (Photo by William WEST / AFP)

SYDNEY: Australian job advertisements steadied in May after suffering their largest ever fall in April, with a steady improvement seen as the month progressed after a very depressed start.

Tuesday's figures from Australia and New Zealand Banking Group showed total job ads edged up 0.5% in May, from April when they had collapsed by 53.4%.

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