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Dataviz: Global Employment Trends for Youth 2026

The GET for Youth report’s dataviz presents global, regional and national data on youth labour markets, drawing on ILO modelled estimates at the global and regional levels for youth aged 15–24 and country-reported statistics for youth aged 15–29.

Dataviz: Employment and Social Trends 2026

The WESO report’s dataviz presents the underlying ILO estimates used to examine the state of global labour markets, highlighting stable headline employment alongside stalled progress in job quality and widening inequalities. Indicators cover the labour force, employment, labour underutilization and working poverty.

Unemployment rate

This snapshot presents global and regional trends along with the most recent country-level figures, based on the latest statistical standards and definitions adopted at the 19th International Conference of Labour Statisticians (ICLS) (ILO, 2013), as well as the previous standards from the 13th ICLS (ILO, 1982). In some cases, such as for high-income countries, these […]

The plight of older workers in labour underutilization

The International Day of Older Persons gives us an opportunity to delve into the labour underutilization patterns of seniors. While their unemployment rates are generally rather low, they are hiding other more prevalent forms of labour underutilization including job-search discouragement.

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