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India's middle class is in deep trouble. Education no longer guarantees prosperity. Jobs are disappearing, especially in IT. Wages are not ...

In March, India's unemployment rate surged to 5.1%, reaching its highest level in five months. Urban areas experienced a notable increase i...

India must confront the impact of AI on jobs due to its large youth population, reliance on software services, and an oversupply of graduat...

India faces a youth unemployment crisis, with nearly 40% of young graduates jobless. Despite rising education levels, especially for women,...

India faces a graduate employment challenge. Millions of graduates enter the workforce annually, but job creation falls short. This results...

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Despite a generally stable US labor market, young men are facing disproportionately high unemployment, nearing recession levels, especially...

Global youth unemployment has reached its lowest level in 15 years, according to the United Nations, although recovery from the Covid-19 sl...

The unemployment rate is eight per cent, which is understated because of massive disguised employment, he added. "The September Monthly Rev...

He shared a video of young men and women who had taken the exam for recruitment as police personnel in the Central paramilitary forces walk...

Between 2017 and 2022, the overall labor participation rate dropped from 46% to 40%. Among women, the data is even starker. About 21 millio...

In a fresh study, the International Labour Organization warned that the novel coronavirus crisis has disproportionately affected young peop...

The unemployment rate didn’t rise only with education level, it has also risen over time.

In absolute terms, this army of unemployed youth is staggeringly huge — around 4.7 crore of which 2.6 crore were men and 2.1 crore women.

About 270 million people aged 15 years and older still remain illiterate in India, despite the country making major progress.

International Labour Organisation has said global unemployment rate was at record high & likely to increase further.