Nearly 7 Out of 10 Young People Are Inactive, Unemployed or in Informal Employment According to the UCA
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Full employment of rights remains minority and opportunities are diminished among those belonging to the lowest socio-economic sectors
Access to regular employment falls in half in the lower strata. Only 13% of young Argentines manage to study and work simultaneously. Read more
The labor market integration of young Argentinians is marked by precariousness and stark inequalities based on their socioeconomic status. Nearly seven out of ten people between the ages of 18 and 25 are inactive, unemployed, or have informal jobs, while only 14.2% have access to formal employment. These figures come from a report by the Argentine Social Debt Observatory (ODSA) at the Catholic University of Argentina (UCA), which warns that full…
A report by the Argentine Social Debt Observatory revealed that only 14.2% of young people have access to formal work. The entry Nearly 7 out of 10 young people are inactive, unemployed or in informal employment was first published in #BorderJournalism.
This is the result of a report by the Social Debt Observatory of the UCA. The situation is more alarming among those belonging to the lower socio-economic sectors.
The Argentine Observatory of Social Debt revealed that almost 7 out of 10 young people aged 18 to 25 are unemployed, in inactivity or in precarious employment. Social inequality widens the gap: long-term unemployment almost triples among the poorest sectors compared to those with higher incomes.
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