Korea Vows Tailored Support for Youth Employment Amid Job Market Challenges
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The government has decided to increase the budget for youth policies to 43.3 trillion won next year, a 53.5% increase from this year. The plan is to restore the "growth ladder" for young people by bundling support for each stage of life, from employment and entrepreneurship to housing, asset formation, marriage, and childbirth. On the 28th, the Financial Services Commission held the "Youth Budget Unboxing 2027" at the Blue House, presided over b…
(Sejong=Yonhap News) Reporters Kim Soo-hyun and Kang Ryu-na = The government plans to invest a total of 43.3 trillion won next year across various growth stages for youth, including jobs and startups, education, housing and assets, and lifestyle and culture...
South Korea Unveils Plan to Combat Youth Unemployment Crisis
Quick Summary: South Korea Unveils Plan to Combat Youth Unemployment Crisis South Korea’s government unveiled a new blueprint on August 28 to tackle youth unemployment, focusing on tailored support for job seekers in their early 20s. The employment rate for South Koreans aged 20 to 24 dropped to 41.3%, highlighting a significant decline from previous years. The ‘just resting’ population, those not seeking work, remains stubbornly high at 378,00…
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