Maps and charts
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Risk that a worker becomes unemployed within a year
11 December 2013
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Chances of a job seeker finding a job within a year
11 December 2013
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Employment by economic class, globally and in regions
09 December 2013
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Youth labour underutilization in developing economies
08 May 2013
Up to two-thirds of young people in some developing countries can’t go to school and can’t find a stable job. The lesser educated end up either unemployed; or working in irregular, poor-quality, low wage jobs, frequently in the informal economy. We call this underutilization of the youth labour market.
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The dichotomy of youth labour markets in developed and developing economies
08 May 2013
Labour market experiences and the quality of jobs for young people differ significantly between developed and developing countries.
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International comparison of youth school to work transition
08 May 2013
More specifically, labour market transition is defined as the passage of a young person (aged 15-29) from the end of schooling (or entry to first economic activity) to the first stable or satisfactory job. The distribution of youth across stages of labour market transition varies from country to country.
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Youth unemployment rate estimates and projections by region 2007-2017
08 May 2013
In most regions, the youth unemployment rate is on an upward trend.
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Global youth unemployment trends and projections from 2007 to 2013
08 May 2013
After a brief recovery, global youth unemployment continues to rise.
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Zooming on how wages have changed in each region between 2006 and 2011
07 December 2012
Annual average real wage growth by region.
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How wages and profits are being shared out over time in developing, emerging and developed economies
07 December 2012