
Malaysia’s Unemployment Rate Dropped to Decade-Low 2.9% in November 2025
Unemployment rate falls to 2.9% in Nov 2025, lowest in decade; steady job growth outpaces labour force expansion.

Unemployment rate falls to 2.9% in Nov 2025, lowest in decade; steady job growth outpaces labour force expansion.

Unemployment steady at 3.0%, employed persons rise to 17.06 million as Malaysia’s labour market continues upward trend in Oct 2025.

Sixteen people have been summoned as SPRM expands its investigation into bribery linked to speeding up RTK foreign worker approvals.

US jobless claims rose to 232,000 as layoffs increased and unemployment rolls hit their highest level since 2021, signalling labour-market cooling.

Jobstreet by SEEK warns of increasingly complex job scams in Malaysia and expands fraud-prevention systems to protect jobseekers nationwide.

Krenovator introduces HastyHire, an AI-powered interviewer platform that automates candidate screening, accelerates hiring, and enhances recruitment objectivity.

The Federal Reserve lowered rates to 3.75–4.00%, ending quantitative tightening and signaling a shift toward economic support.

World Bank warns youth unemployment and low-quality jobs across Asia risk fueling unrest as opportunities dwindle and inequality widens.

Maxim Malaysia introduces “Drive For Inclusion”, empowering special needs individuals as e-hailing drivers with support, flexibility, and inclusive opportunities.

Germany faces industrial crisis with 125,000 layoffs in six weeks, led by auto sector cuts, weak exports, and tariff pressures.

Malaysia’s labour market stays resilient with 3.0% unemployment, steady hiring in services and manufacturing, supporting consumer spending and 2025 GDP growth.

Trump fired BLS Commissioner Erika McEntarfer after a disappointing jobs report, igniting controversy over data integrity and agency independence.

Malaysia's unemployment decreased to 522,400 in May 2025, with a stable rate of 3.0% and increased employment in various sectors.

U.S. private sector jobs fell in June, driven by service losses and cautious hiring, signaling weakening economic momentum.