September 2026
Beginner
240 pages
6h 10m
English
The world of work has undoubtedly changed radically in recent years, with some referring to a fourth industrial revolution. According to the United Nations (UN), the global unemployment rate is projected to remain stable at around 4.9 per cent, equivalent to some 186 million people out of work (ILO, 2026). With how and where we work now at the forefront of the minds in most organizations, we must try to make sense of the trajectory and what this may look like for the future of work. The global job situation for young people in low-income countries is especially worrying, with more than a quarter being in neither education, employment nor training. Educated young people in high-income countries are not immune ...
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