- Youth unemployment
- 13.4 % · 2025
- Recent-grad employment
- no data
- Average wage (PPP)
- no data
- Price level
- no data
- Housing squeeze
- no data
Jobs & cost of living · World
For recent grads: how easy it is to find work, how good the jobs are, what they pay and what life costs.
Grad view
Unemployment
Unemployment rate
monthly where available · %Youth unemployment, 15–24
US 16–24 · %Not available for World: Unemployment, 25–29, Unemployment with a degree, Job vacancy rate, Job openings per unemployed person, Long-term unemployed (1 year +), Quits rate, Employment rate of recent graduates, Employment rate, tertiary-educated 25–34, Not in employment, education or training (NEET), Graduate earnings premium, Temporary contracts, Temporary contracts, 15–24, Part-time work, Hours worked per worker, per year, Very long hours (50 h + a week), Usual weekly hours, full-time job, Average annual wage, Median full-time wage (approx.), Real wage growth, Minimum wage, hourly, Minimum wage vs median wage, Minimum wage, monthly (EU), Price level of household consumption, Price level now (OECD, monthly), Price level of household consumption (EU27 = 100), Price level: food (EU27 = 100), Price level: housing, water, energy (EU27 = 100), Price level: transport (EU27 = 100), Price level: restaurants and hotels (EU27 = 100), Big Mac price, House price-to-income, House price-to-rent, Rents, Housing cost overburden, aged 25–29, Still living with their parents, 25–29.
