34 percent of Russians expect unemployment to rise in 2022
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Every third Russian (34 percent) is prepared for an increase in unemployment in 2022, writes Interfax.
At the same time, 16 percent of citizens, or almost every eighth, believe that the number of unemployed in Russia will decline next year. Another 40 percent expect the number of unemployed to remain the same in the coming year.
According to the survey, 6 percent of Russians, fellow citizens, who believe that it will increase seven times more (43 percent), expect a reduction in the level of social inequality next year (43 percent) – and exactly the same number of respondents are sure that the current level of income between rich and poor will not change. …
At the end of November, the Ministry of Labor published a long-term program to promote youth employment until 2030. A large-scale career guidance program will be organized for young people, and will also help them become more attractive to employers by promoting industrial practices and linking the demand for specialists with the target figures for admission to educational organizations.
