BUSINESSJul 21 · 09:06 UTCDEUTSCHE WELLE

Why young people are struggling to find entry-level jobs

Young people globally face increased competition for entry-level jobs due to rising graduate numbers, slowed hiring, and uncertainty from AI-driven disruptions impacting career prospects.

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