New evidence emerges that young people looking for work are being disproportionately damage by the legacy of the global financial crisisMillions of young people continue to struggle to find work with global youth unemployment set to rise further above its pre-downturn level, the International Labour Organisation (ILO) has warned.
The UN agency is calling on governments to invest more in education and training as new evidence emerges that young jobseekers are being disproportionately damage by the legacy of the global financial crisis.
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Source: theguardian.com