Employment Insurance Subscribers Aged 29 and Under Decline for 50th Consecutive Month… Longest on Record
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According to the Ministry of Employment and Labor's October employment administration statistics, the number of young people enrolled in employment insurance has decreased for 50 consecutive months, while the number of subscribers aged 60 or older reached a record high of 3.05 million, showing that the generational gap in the employment market is widening.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Han Hye-won = The number of employment insurance subscribers aged 29 and under has decreased for 50 consecutive months compared to the same month of the previous year, continuing the longest decline record in history.
The celebration of official figures often suffers from a persistent evil: demographic dismemorial. At yesterday’s press conference in Palacio...
Ms. A (26), a graduate of a four-year university, is still unemployed a year after graduation. She even obtained a qualification as an interior construction engineer, hoping it would help her find a job, but it proved ineffective. Ms. A complained, "No companies contact me even after I send out my resume." Meanwhile, Ms. B (60), who had worked for many years as a sanitation worker, retired but, with the support of a senior employment support cen…
The number of employment insurance subscribers aged 29 and under has decreased for 50 consecutive months, setting a new record for the longest period of decline. While the total number of subscribers has increased by over 250,000 for the past 10 months, only the youth demographic has regressed. According to the "Labor Market Trends Based on October Employment Administration Statistics" released by the Ministry of Employment and Labor on the 9th…
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