In Q3 2023, the unemployment rate according to the ILO definition rose by 0.2 points compared to the previous quarter, to 7.4% of the labour force. This rate was 0.2 points above its level one year earlier and the same as in Q2 2022, although it is still well below its mid 2015 peak (-3.1 points). The rise in Q3 2023 was primarily the result of the slowdown in employment, although the labour force remained fairly dynamic: 37,000 net jobs were created in Q3 as a quarterly average (after +59,000 in Q2 and +87,000 in Q1) for 100,000 additional workers (a similar increase to previous quarters)...