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  劳工组织:ç»�æµŽè¡°é€€é€ å‡ºâ€œå�—伤一代â€�
  The International Labor Organization (ILO) said the global recession has created – what it calls – a generation of “scarred� youth. It says frustration in finding good jobs has contributed to protests movements around the world.
  国际劳工组织表示,全ç�ƒç»�济衰退已ç»�åˆ›é€ å‡ºè¯¥ç»„ç»‡æ‰€è°“çš„â€œå�—伤一代â€�年轻人。
  ILO economist Steve Kapsos said this scarred generation of young workers continues to grow.
  国际劳工组织的ç»�济å¦å®¶å�²è’‚夫·å�¡æ™®ç´¢æ–¯è¯´ï¼Œâ€œå�—伤一代â€�年轻工作者的人数在æŒ�ç»å¢žåŠ ã€‚
  “If you look globally at the number of unemployed youth around the world (it) has increased dramatically as a result of the global economic crisis. We estimate that there’s about 4.6 million more unemployed youth today than in 2007,� he said.
  他说:“全ç�ƒç»�济å�±æœºå¯¼è‡´çš„å�Žæžœï¼Œä½ 放眼全ç�ƒå�¯ä»¥çœ‹åˆ°ï¼Œå¤±ä¸šçš„å¹´è½»äººåœ¨ä¸–ç•ŒèŒƒå›´å†…å¤§å¹…åº¦å¢žåŠ ã€‚æˆ‘ä»¬ä¼°è®¡çŽ°åœ¨å¤±ä¸šçš„å¹´è½»äººæ¯”2007å¹´çš„æ—¶å€™å¢žåŠ äº†å¤§çº¦4百60多万人。â€�
  And they face short and long term challenges.
  而且这些年轻人é�¢ä¸´ç�€çŸæœŸæˆ–长期的挑战。
  “Young job seekers are having to queue, wait, longer periods of time, before securing their first employment opportunity. The wages that they receive when they enter the labor market are lower than they otherwise would have been. And this really sets them off on a lower trajectory in terms of their employment and their careers,� he said.
  å�¡æ™®ç´¢æ–¯è¯´ï¼šâ€œå¹´è½»çš„æ±‚è�Œè€…现在确ä¿�他们次就业机会之å‰�,必须得排队,ç‰å€™æ¯”以往更长的时间。他们进入劳工市场å�Žæ‰€å¾—的报酬,也比他们原本应该得到的è¦�低。这的确让他们在就业和è�Œåœºä¸Šå¤„于一ç§�低水准的状况。â€�
  Differences
  Not all young unemployed or under employed are alike. Kapsos says there a difference between those in developed and developing nations.
  ä¸�是所有年轻失业者或ç‰å¾…å°±ä¸šè€…çš„æƒ…å†µéƒ½ä¸€æ ·ã€‚å�¡æ™®ç´¢æ–¯è¡¨ç¤ºï¼Œå�‘达国家和å�‘展ä¸å›½å®¶çš„这些年轻人,情况有所ä¸�å�Œã€‚
  “In developed economies, the challenge is really one of generating employment, lowering unemployment rates. In developing regions, it’s really the quality of employment, the productivity of employment where we see large numbers of young people living below the poverty line,� he said.
  他说:“在å�‘è¾¾ç»�济体ä¸ï¼ŒæŒ‘战主è¦�æ˜¯åˆ›é€ å°±ä¸šï¼Œé™�低失业率。在å�‘展ä¸å›½å®¶ï¼ŒæŒ‘战主è¦�是就业的质é‡�,工作的生产率,我们在那些国家看到大é‡�年轻人生活在贫困线以下。â€�
  In sub-Saharan Africa, economic conditions differ from many other developing regions. That’s because it has fared a bit better during the recession.
  在é�žæ´²æ’’哈拉以å�—地区,ç»�济æ�¡ä»¶å�ˆå’Œå…¶ä»–å�‘展ä¸å›½å®¶æœ‰æ‰€ä¸�å�Œï¼Œè¿™æ˜¯å› 为这个地区在全ç�ƒè¡°é€€æœŸé—´ï¼Œå¢ƒé�‡è¦�相对好一些。
  Kapsos said, “If you look at the unemployment rate in the sub-Saharan African region, our estimates show very little change during the global economic crisis. It’s really not an issue of unemployment in the region. It’s one of low productivity employment. We estimate in the countries for which we have data, about a quarter of young people around the world in developing countries are among the working poor. They’re working, but they’re living below the $1.25 poverty line. The figures in many sub-Saharan African countries are much higher than that.�
  å�¡æ™®ç´¢æ–¯è¯´ï¼šâ€œå¦‚æžœä½ çœ‹æ’’å“ˆæ‹‰ä»¥å�—é�žæ´²åœ°åŒºçš„失业率,我们的预计显示在全ç�ƒç»�济å�±æœºæœŸé—´ï¼Œé‚£é‡Œçš„å¤±ä¸šçŽ‡å‡ ä¹Žæ²¡æœ‰ä»€ä¹ˆå�˜åŒ–。失业ä¸�是那个地区的问题。那里是属于就业工作生产率很低的地区。我们从掌æ�¡ç›¸å…³æ•°æ�®çš„一些国家的情况估计,世界å�‘展ä¸å›½å®¶å¤§çº¦å››åˆ†ä¹‹ä¸€çš„年轻人都属于工作贫困型。他们在工作,但是他们生活在æ¯�天1.25美元的贫困线以下。这个比例在很多撒哈拉以å�—国家è¦�高得多。â€�
  Also, sub-Saharan African countries have had faster growth rates in recent years than many other regions. Kapsos says while that offers some hope for young workers, there are still some underlying problems.
  �时,撒哈拉以�国家近年�的�展速度比其他很多地区�快。�普索斯表示,尽管这为当地的年轻工作者带�了一些希望,但是�然有一些潜在的问题。
  “If you look at the sources of growth, a lot of it is commodities based. A lot of it is the extractives industry. And those are very capital intensive. They’re not labor intensive. So, there is a real challenge in terms of generating employment in the formal sector, formal wage employment, that can really lift people out of poverty,� he said.
ã€€ã€€ä»–è¯´ï¼šâ€œå¦‚æžœä½ çœ‹è¿™äº›ç»�济增长的æ�¥æº�,会看到大é‡�的增长是基于矿产å“�,其ä¸å¤§é‡�增长æ�¥è‡ªé‡‡æŽ˜å·¥ä¸šã€‚这些工业是资本密集型的产业,而ä¸�æ˜¯åŠ³åŠ¨å¯†é›†åž‹äº§ä¸šã€‚å› æ¤ï¼Œè¦�努力在å�¯ä»¥æ��ä¾›æ£å¸¸æŠ¥é…¬çš„é¢†åŸŸå¢žåŠ å°±ä¸šæœºä¼šï¼Œè€Œé‚£äº›é¢†åŸŸå’Œéƒ¨é—¨æ‰�是能够真æ£è®©äººä»¬è„±è´«çš„。â€�
  Not meeting demand
  The ILO economist said a big reason for the high youth unemployment rate in the world is a skills mismatch. Young workers don’t have the skills needed for the jobs that are available.
  这ä½�国际劳工组织的ç»�济å¦å®¶è¡¨ç¤ºï¼Œä¸–界年轻人高失业率的一个主è¦�åŽŸå› åœ¨äºŽæŠ€èƒ½ä¸�匹é…�。年轻人ä¸�具备胜任已有工作的技能。
  Kapsos said education is one solution and improvements in education have occurred. But he says there are often wide education and skill gaps between men and women in developing countries.
  å�¡æ™®ç´¢æ–¯è¯´ï¼Œæ•™è‚²æ˜¯å…¶ä¸çš„一æ�¡è§£å†³ä¹‹é�“,教育改进已ç»�在进行。但是他表示,在å�‘展ä¸å›½å®¶ï¼Œç”·å¥³ä¹‹é—´é€šå¸¸å˜åœ¨å¾ˆå¤§çš„æ•™è‚²å’ŒæŠ€èƒ½å·®å¼‚。
  Will things improve for young people when the global recession finally ends? Kapsos said not right away because labor markets typically lag behind the overall economic recovery.
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  “When we’re talking about youth, it’s even worse than adults in terms of a delayed labor market recovery. Young people are often the first to be let go in an economic downtown, and they’re often the last ones to get back into the labor market and to secure employment when things pick up,� he said.
  他说:“当我们谈论年轻人,他们与�年人相比,在滞�的劳工市场��方�所处的境�更糟糕。在�济下滑的时候,年轻人通常是早被解雇的,当�济回暖的时候,他们�是�回到劳工市场的一批人。�
  The International Labor Organization findings can be found in its new report Global Employment Trends for Youth: 2011 Update.
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