Global youth unemployment rose last year: UN report
Most outlets reported the rise in global youth unemployment as stated in the UN or ILO report, with a focus on the data and the year of increase. A few also noted contributing factors such as sluggish job creation and the impact of artificial intelligence on the job market. One outlet highlighted the steepest increases in high-income countries, while others provided broader economic and geopolitical context.
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World youth unemployment rate rose last year: UN
GENEVA: Global youth unemployment rose last year, the United Nations said Tuesday, with some of the steepest increases seen in high-income countries as artificial intelligence begins to change the jobs market. The tentative, short-lived recovery in youth labour markets that followed the Covid-19 pandemic has stalled, the UN’s labour agency said. The International Labour Organization said the gl...
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Global youth unemployment rises as weak growth, AI add to job pressures: ILO
Global youth unemployment increased in 2025 as weaker economic growth, geopolitical tensions and sluggish job creation made it harder for young people to find work, the International Labour Organisation said on Wednesday, warning that AI could add to mounting labour market pressures. The global unemployment rate among 15-to-24-year-olds rose to 12.4% last year from 12.3% in 2023, equivalent to...
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World youth unemployment rate rose last year: UN
Global youth unemployment rose last year, the United Nations said Tuesday, with some of the steepest increases seen in high-income countries as artificial intelligence begins to change the jobs market.
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