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ILO report projects youth unemployment rise in 2025
According to reports from the International Labour Organization, the global youth unemployment rate rose to 12.4% in 2025, marking a gradual increase from 2024, which translates to approximately 67 million young people unemployed. Additionally, the number of young people who are neither working, studying, nor receiving training has increased to over 257 million. The organization expects the rate to stabilize at 12.3% over the years 2026 and 2027. The report emphasizes that technology, especially artificial intelligence, is significantly impacting job prospects, as traditional jobs in administration, services, and industry have declined. It warns that 6.1% of current youth jobs are at risk of being destroyed or transformed, putting around 5.6 million young people in high-income countries at risk of unemployment or needing to change their careers.
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