Germany's job market in crisis: Over 100,000 jobs lost, EY analysis
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This is not limited to Germany, although labour markets across global economies show different developments. In the U.S. the unemployment rate is still relatively low, similarly to Europe: In April 2025, the euro area seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 6.2%, down from 6.3% in March 2025 and from 6.4% in April 2024. The EU unemployment rate was 5.9% in April 2025, stable compared with March 2025 and down from 6.0% in April 2024.
In the world's second largest economy the situation is grim supposedly to due Trump's tariff conundrum and a low private domestic consumption: job losses in China’s manufacturing sector signal deepening economic strain and ineffective stimulus efforts as the country's Caixin Manufacturing PMI dropped to 48.3 in May, the lowest since Q3 2022, signaling shrinking output.
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Yeah last year 1.5 mil boomers went into retirement and only 684k people were born in 2007 and would be 18 now, its surprising that only 100k of those deboomered workplaces are considered "lost"
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Yeah last year 1.5 mil boomers went into retirement and only 684k people were born in 2007 and would be 18 now, its surprising that only 100k of those deboomered workplaces are considered "lost"
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Logically, retiring boomers shouldn't make jobs disappear, though, they should just make unemployment go down. It's not like people suddenly don't need goods and services anymore once they turn 65 or whatever's the local retirement age.
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Fuck EY. Is one of most corrupt corporations ever.
