Examples of 'global unemployment' in a sentence
Meaning of "global unemployment"
global unemployment: The overall rate of joblessness worldwide
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Global unemployment was the most pressing challenge.
Inequality was also reflected in the global unemployment situation.
The global unemployment rate has recovered in recent years.
Falling labour force participation masks an even worse global unemployment situation.
Global unemployment increased and millions more are either underemployed or in vulnerable employment.
International migration and remittance flows represent significant factors in the global unemployment discourse.
Global unemployment rates were also expected to rise, the report said.
However, we are presently faced with a grim picture of global unemployment.
Over the coming year, the global unemployment rate is expected to go up slightly.
Right now, there is a big challenge around global unemployment.
Also read, Global unemployment is on the rise.
The world economy remained crippled by recession, with global unemployment exceeding 6 per cent.
Global unemployment is rising, despite the impressive growth in global gross domestic product GDP.
On the back of this lost growth momentum, global unemployment has started to increase again.
Global unemployment to persist, says ILO.
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According to the ILO, global unemployment is on the rise again.
Global unemployment and underemployment involve a total of 900 million people.
According to a report from a UN agency, global unemployment is rising once again.
Global unemployment is increasing although the world economy, too, is growing.
After three years of crisis, global unemployment has grown to around 200 million persons.
Global unemployment hit record highs, with 84 million women out of work.
Sixty-six million young people throughout the world are unemployed, making up nearly 40 % of global unemployment.
Overall the global unemployment rate remained unchanged at 6.3 per cent after 2 successive years of decline.
Youth unemployment has remained at around 15 % within the EU, or double the global unemployment rate.
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In 2013, Africa contributed to the bulk of the increase in global unemployment.
The global unemployment rate has been stabilising after a rise in 2016.
According to ILO, global unemployment would increase to 206 million within four years.
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