2010. millions of people remain without jobs

The current global economic crisis satire labor market 30 most developed countries, warned yesterday the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in Paris.

Since the outbreak of the crisis, in late 2007. year, the member countries of the OECD for 15 million people remained without a job. By the new year another 10 million employees there probably waiting for dismissal. If the recently announced economic recovery does not take the momentum, to the end of 2010. in the OECD area and no work will be 57 million people, warned yesterday Angel Guria, Secretary General of the OECD (the organization that otherwise does not belong to the leading Asian economies such as China and India).

"The increasing unemployment throughout the world - the most severe since World War II - the essence of the financial and economic crisis. The OECD-area unemployment rate in 2010. year would exceed 10 percent and will continue for some more time to grow. In the current nightmare, the young, immigrants and workers with lower qualifications are most vulnerable. Pleiades young people risk being written off as "lost generation" due to very modest opportunities to find work soon. Before the government is responsible for further work to protect the labor market and further ensure social security of unemployed ... "said Guria presenting the latest OECD report on the consequences of the crisis in the labor market.

"The global economy actually showed signs of recovery. Throughout the world countries are upumpale billion posustalim banks and the economy, and, of course, brought no effect. To priskočile government did not help, unemployment would have been even more dramatic. Devastating unemployment is the biggest problem of this crisis. We should not think that the growth of gross domestic product, I solve the problem ...", said Guria.

Neslavni record "the greatest unemployment since 1945. The "members of the OECD are still down in June rate of 8.3 percent. Otherwise, the middle of 2007. year - OECD countries have recorded unemployment rate of 5.6 percent, the lowest since 1980. year.

The force of the descent of the global financial-economic nightmare hardest hit the labor market in Spain, Ireland and the United States, says the OECD. Short, the tide failure in the developed world will only grow: according to OECD estimates, the unemployment rate in 2010. year in the United States will exceed 10 percent, in Germany will reach 11.8 per cent (now 7.7 percent), France will amount to 11.3 percent (currently 9.8 percent). A similar trend of the OECD announced for Japan, Canada, eurozone ...

United Kingdom otherwise yesterday faced the highest unemployment rate in the last 13 years: 2.47 million even Torres is currently without a job. Brutal consequences of the recession on their skin feel particularly young British between 16 and 24 years - in that age group, every fifth teenager is now without a job.

In the meantime, the ministers for employment a member of the OECD will meet in Paris - before the G-20 summit in Pittsburgh (Pennsylvania, USA) - to develop a proposal of action for revival of the labor market. Angel Guria, their "action plan" subject to the summit G-20.

In the global arena battle with the toughest economic crisis since the Second World War, banking issues and finally joins the question of survival "common man".