The problem of work for young people, is becoming more macroscopic, becoming gigantic whenever the Istat presents data on unemployment. In a context of broadly stable, it turns out that the situation in our country who are under 25 years became increasingly black, hitting the lowest level since 2004 (the year the National Institute of Statistics began collecting the series Historical monthly).
The crisis has had a particularly on the shoulders of the younger generation, that's all attest to the numbers collected by Istat. Last November, in our country, the rate of unemployment remained virtually unchanged (-0.1% compared to previous months, +0.4% compared to 2009) at around 8, 7%, but youth unemployment has experienced a new, significantly increasing.
Among people aged between 15 and 24 years, the unemployment rate rose 1% on a monthly basis, reaching 28.9% in total, a record since 2004. Basically, 3 out of 10 young people unable to find work and must bend his head before a youth unemployment rate in recent months increased 2.4%.
If the situation in Italy is not good, the rest of Europe is not bursting with health. Moreover, looking at the latest statistics available, it is noted that the average registered unemployment rate in Euroland - confirming to 10.1% - slightly higher than Italian.
results better than the Italians have made them record Germany (6.7%) and Netherlands (4.4%), but in Spain - where the unemployment rate reached 20.6% - the situation is much heavier
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