スペインでは2012年9月と12月の間に25歳以下の16歳ー24歳の若者の失業は8´9%の166´000人増加し、25歳以下の就業人口は41´03%(2012年9月ー11月は44´67%)の168万0000人に。25歳以下の失業率は55%に。経済危機は若者の雇用を直撃！
La sequía de trabajo expulsa a los jóvenes fuera del país y del mercado laboral
La tasa de paro juvenil sube tres puntos en el trimestre y alcanza ya al 55%
“En Barcelona no pude demostrar lo que valía”
Empleo en EL PAÍS - Monster
Amanda Mars Madrid 24 ENE 2013 - 09:46 CET
Drought expels youth work abroad and labor market
The youth unemployment rate up three points in the quarter, amounting to 55%
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Employment in the country - Monster
Amanda Mars Madrid 24 ENE 2013 - 09:46 CET
More young people leave or give up. The shortage of jobs has caused the end of 2012 a significant drop in the labor force among those under 30 years, ie, in the number of young people seeking their place in the Spanish labor market. The number of active aged 16 to 24 years 166,000 people fell between the third and fourth quarter, 8.9% in just three months, according to the EPA's fourth quarter. Thus, the number of assets under 25 was at 1.68 million people. This figure means an activity rate of 41.03% in that age group, more than three points below the previous quarter (44.67%) and two points lower than one year ago.
And is that unemployment now affects 55% of young jobseekers, three points higher than in September, also due to low labor force. There are dramatic cases, such as the Canary Islands and Ceuta, where the unemployment rate of this group now exceeds 70%. In Spain as a whole, the increase is concentrated in those aged 20 to 24 years, totaling 737,500 unemployed, 8,900 more than in the previous quarter and 62,100 more than a year ago.
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Instead, the group of 16 to 19 years recorded a sharp drop of almost 49,000 unemployed in the last quarter to be at 192,700 unemployed due to a seasonal effect (is the time when long summer students working on incorporating back to its course students) and also that the drop has been falling since the crisis began because the labor market are less options. In Ceuta, for example, 100% of youth aged 16 to 19 who are looking for a job is unemployed.
Many have decided to pack up and seek their fortune in other countries, as reflected in the decline in the general youth population. the number of people aged 16 to 19 years has dropped 30,000 people in the last year, between 20 and 24 years at about 100,000 and between 25 and 29 years at 150,000.
Despite the gloomy outlook for the whole of the young, the better prepared academically continue to resist better the issues of the crisis. In the field of 25 to 29 years, those with higher education (diplomas or degrees) suffer an unemployment rate of 26%, versus 48% who have completed high school and 43% having only primary school.
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