New jobs held by people in 20s, 30s decrease to record low in Q1
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New jobs for 2030s hit an all-time low; average earned income in the second quarter also declined. The number of new salaried jobs for young adults in their 20s and 30s has shrunk to its lowest level since records began. This is the result of a complex interplay of factors, including a semiconductor-centered boom with low employment multiplier effects, sluggishness in other key industries, and companies' preference for experienced workers.
The number of new wage-earning jobs for young people in their 20s and 30s has shrunk to its smallest level since relevant statistics began being compiled. As the earned income of young people who have successfully entered the labor market after overcoming fierce competition declines, the youth generation is facing a double burden of employment and income. ◆ New Hires for 20s and 30s Decline for 4 Consecutive Years According to the National Sta…
It is becoming increasingly difficult for young people to find new jobs.
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