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Youth employment
The ILO has warned of a “scarred” generation of young workers facing a dangerous mix of high unemployment, increased inactivity and precarious work in developed countries, as well as persistently high working poverty in the developing world. The world is facing a worsening youth employment crisis. The ILO's programme on youth employment operates through a global network of technical teams at its headquarters in Geneva and in more than 60 offices around the world. It provides assistance to countries in developing coherent and coordinated interventions on youth employment.
Watch interviews with the youth and experts on the youth employment crisis and get additional data on the effects of the crisis on the youth in the Multimedia section below.
Watch interviews with the youth and experts on the youth employment crisis and get additional data on the effects of the crisis on the youth in the Multimedia section below.
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Somavia puts the accent on youth employment in Davos
27 January 2012
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