According to National Insurance Institute data, since the beginning of the war, 84,618 applications for unemployment benefits have been received. Most of the requests came from the retail industry and the hospitality and food services industry. Of these requests, 61,500 were placed on involuntary unpaid leave and 23,118 for other reasons such as dismissal.
In November, applications for unemployment continued to rise, with 35,577 applications received, of which 31,180 were involuntarily placed on unpaid leave.
The times when there was a large unpaid leave in the NCO were between October 22 and October 10, with a slight decline over the weekend. It should be noted that on normal days, the average number of applications for unemployment benefits is about 31,10 per month.
993 of those seeking unemployment are under the age of 20. About 51% of unemployment benefit applicants are aged 7219-60, and 20,40 are aged 33-255. In addition to these, 41 of the unemployment seekers are over the age of 67, who by law are not entitled to unemployment, but in the framework being formulated, they will also be compensated.
Among the employment sectors from which unemployment applicants came, the sector with the largest applications is wholesale and retail trade, which accounts for 14% of applications and includes 12,027 applications. Next is the hospitality and food services sector which accounts for 11% with 9,447 applications. This is followed by professional, scientific and technical services, which account for 10% with 8,371 applications, and the manufacturing and manufacturing sector, which accounts for 5% with 4,391 applications. Rounding out the top five is the health, social services and welfare sector, which accounts for 4% and 3,346 applications.
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