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To focus too much on just a number. >> there is so many cross currents in the global economy, and so much chaos in what's happening all around the world that i think it is really important to look at the trends, right. and the trend here in the labor market, jobless claims still really historically low. 203,000 jobless claims in the latest week. what does that mean? it means employers don't want to do layoffs. they're trying to find workers, they don't think they can replace those people that they would lay off. these are very, very low. that translates to what we're seeing in terms of the une...

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Nikhil inamdar, bbc news, pune in western india. the british chambers of commerce has called for all companies to be given free or cheap lateral flow tests so firms can to keep staff and customers safe. the group added that three—quarters of their members had at least one person off sick at the moment. covid cases peaked last month with around 5 million people infected. 0ur consumer affairs correspondent colletta smith reports from liverpool. business has been booming here for the last couple of years with these home cooking spice get taking off. that means extra pressure for the boss to kee...

The british chambers of commerce are calling for free or low—cost covid—19 testing kits to be given to companies to help them cope with the large numbers of staff catching the virus. the business group says as many as three—quarters of employers reported workers off sick with coronavirus in the last four weeks. covid cases peaked last month, with about 5 million people infected at the end of march. but now the onus is on companies to try to keep staff safe. our consumer affairs correspondent colletta smith reports from liverpool. business has been booming here for the last couple of year...

Of staff catching the virus. the business group says as many as three quarters of employers reported workers off sick with coronavirus in the last four weeks. covid cases peaked last month, with about 5 million people infected at the end of march, but now the onus is on companies themselves to try to keep staff safe. 0ur consumer affairs correspondent, colletta smith, reports from liverpool. business has been booming here for the last couple of years, with these home cooking spice kits taking off. but that means extra pressure for the boss to keep orders flowing while keeping staff safe. so th...