Based on your objective, understanding the trends, I propose to rely on the following criteria, all directly from the table.

Monthly variation October to November 2025 — Based on columns October 2025, November 2025 and October to November 2025 (in thousands or points).
Annual variation November 2024 to November 2025 — Based on column November 2024 to November 2025 (in thousands or %).
Differentiation between levels and rates — Separate analysis of volumes (population, employment, unemployment) and rates (participation rate, employment rate, unemployment rate).
Employment structure — Comparison between full-time employment and part-time employment, from corresponding rows.

No rule or threshold is necessary at this stage to describe observed trends.

Table analysis: key points

[High priority] Total employment: +53.6 thousand → The monthly employment increase (+0.3%) suggests a recent improvement in the labour market to monitor in coming months.

[High priority] Unemployment: -79.5 thousand → The sharp decline in the number of unemployed (-5.1% in one month) indicates a rapid easing of labour market tensions.

[Medium priority] Part-time employment: +63.0 thousand → Monthly growth (+1.6%) is stronger than total employment, raising a question about the quality of jobs created.

[Medium priority] Labour force: -25.7 thousand → Despite the employment increase, the labour force decreases slightly (-0.1%), which may artificially amplify the unemployment decline.

[Medium priority] Unemployment rate: 6.5% → Down 0.4 points over one month and 0.4 points over one year, this rate confirms a general improvement trend, consistent with level variations.

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