Chart: How Gen Z employment levels compare in OECD countries

Mar 26, 2021

The OECD defines the ‘unemployed’ as people of legal working age who don’t have workare available to work, and have taken steps to find a job. Image: Unsplash/ Devin Avery

Avery Koop

Author, Visual Capitalist

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Unemployment rates have risen across the world due to the global pandemic. Image: Visual Capitalist/Avery Koop

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Gen Z has an unemployment rate of nearly 2x more in almost every OECD country. Image: Visual Capitalist

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Labor share took a dramatic dive in 2020. Image: Visual Capitalist

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