Productivity Commission Workplace reform conclusions softened by reliance on inaccurate employment data

August 17 2015
Finding No. 6399
Topic: Special Poll Morgan Poll Review Unemployment
Country: Australia

Productivity Commission Workplace reform conclusions softened by reliance on inaccurate employment data. By Gary Morgan, Executive Chairman, Michele Levine, Chief Executive Officer & Julian McCrann, Morgan Poll Manager, Roy Morgan Research.

Roy Morgan Unemployment - July 2015 - 8.7%

Australian July real unemployment 8.7% – down for fifth consecutive month

August 03 2015
Finding No. 6379
Topic: Unemployment Press Release
Country: Australia

This Roy Morgan survey on Australia’s unemployment and ‘under-employed’* is based on weekly face-to-face interviews of 442,875 Australians aged 14 and over between January 2007 – June 2015 and includes 5,056 ace-to-face interviews in July 2015.

Roy Morgan Unemployment - June 2015 - 9.3%

Australian June real unemployment 9.3% – down for fourth consecutive month

July 02 2015
Finding No. 6323
Topic: Unemployment Press Release
Country: Australia

This Roy Morgan survey on Australia’s unemployment and ‘under-employed’* is based on weekly face-to-face interviews of 437,819 Australians aged 14 and over between January 2007 – June 2015 and includes 4,233 face-to-face interviews in June 2015.

Roy Morgan Unemployment - May 2015 - 10.3%

Australian real unemployment virtually unchanged in May at 10.3% (1.29 million) and under-employment 8.2% (1.02 million)

June 04 2015
Finding No. 6269
Topic: Unemployment Press Release
Country: Australia

This Roy Morgan survey on Australia’s unemployment and ‘under-employed’* is based on weekly face-to-face interviews of 433,586 Australians aged 14 and over between January 2007 – May 2015 and includes 4,810 face-to-face interviews in May 2015.

unemployment and anxiety among youth in australia

Rising unemployment among young Aussies matched by increasing anxiety, depression and stress

May 25 2015
Finding No. 6244
Topic: Unemployment Press Release
Country: Australia

Source: Roy Morgan Single Source (Australia), January 2010 –December 2014 (n=24,420).

Roy Morgan April Unemployment Estimate - 10.4%

Australian real unemployment down to 10.4% (1.31 million) but under-employment increases to 9.0% (1.14 million)

May 05 2015
Finding No. 6221
Topic: Unemployment Press Release
Country: Australia

This Roy Morgan survey on Australia’s unemployment and ‘under-employed’* is based on weekly face-to-face interviews of 428,776 Australians aged 14 and over between January 2007 – April 2015 and includes 3,815 face-to-face interviews in April 2015.

Roy Morgan New Zealand Unemployment & Under-employment - March Quarter 2015

New Zealand real unemployment increases to 7.8% (up 0.6%) and under-employment up to 6.5% (up 0.2%) to start 2015

May 01 2015
Finding No. 6225
Topic: Unemployment Special Poll
Country: New Zealand

This Roy Morgan survey on New Zealand’s unemployment and ‘under-employed’* is based on weekly interviews covering January – March 2015 and in total 3,006 New Zealanders aged 14 and over were interviewed.

Spotlight on Australian Politics: Can Abbott recover?

April 28 2015
Finding No. 6211
Topic: Press Release Special Poll Unemployment
Country: Australia

As usual, this quarterly State of the Nation report also contains the latest statistics on Australians’ attitudes and behaviours, as revealed through extensive interviews across the country.

Roy Morgan Research unemployment estimate (10.8%) is ‘closer to reality’ than the ABS (6.1%) according to a majority of Australians

April 17 2015
Finding No. 6189
Topic: Unemployment Public Opinion
Country: Australia

This special telephone Morgan Poll was conducted over the last three nights, April 14-16, 2014, with an Australia-wide cross-section of 598 Australians aged 14+.

Roy Morgan Unemployment Estimate - March 2015 - 10.8%

Australian real unemployment still ‘stuck’ well above 10% in March

April 10 2015
Finding No. 6158
Topic: Unemployment Press Release
Country: Australia

This Roy Morgan survey on Australia’s unemployment and ‘under-employed’* is based on weekly face-to-face interviews of 424,961 Australians aged 14 and over between January 2007 – March 2015 and includes 4,813 face-to-face interviews in March 2015.