Vienna in the labor market alarm: unemployment increases significantly!

Vienna in the labor market alarm: unemployment increases significantly!

Laimgrubengasse 10, 1060 Wien, Österreich - The alarming numbers on the Austrian labor market cannot be overlooked! In November 2024, over 384,000 people were registered for the labor market service (AMS) unemployed or in training, which corresponds to an increase of 8.9 percent compared to the previous year. While unemployment in Vienna increases particularly in young people, the number of over 50s who are unemployed or in training increased by 6.5 percent. In contrast, the quota of the under 25 year old is even 12.8 percent higher than in the previous year, such as reported.

The AMS-Vice-Vice-Presentine Katharina Luger asks young people who want to start an apprenticeship next year to get advice early. Currently, over 1,300 open apprenticeships for autumn 2025 are promised, which is an increase of one third compared to the previous year. But with 3,837 young people who are currently looking for apprenticeships, there is considerable pressure on the apprenticeship market. The AMS central calls to find out before Christmas, as early advice is important to find suitable places. These developments are particularly critical, since the unemployment rate in Vienna has increased by 0.6 percentage points to 7.1 percent, according to the Ministry of Labor and Economic Affairs. Export -oriented countries like Austria particularly hard affect the economic consequences of global sturdy flakes, which further increases uncertainty on the labor market.

fluctuations in various industries

A look at regional differences shows that unemployment in Upper Austria has increased by 19.6 percent. 35,884 people without a job were registered here at the end of November. Iris Schmidt from the AMS Upper Austria states that the economic faults have a significant concern to the industry, especially in areas with a high dependence on export -oriented industrial branches. Small and medium -sized companies have hired personnel, but the industrial recession is noticeable in all areas. These serious trends show that there is a need for a strong labor market policy to reduce the pressure on young people and employees in industry, as the Chamber of Labor President Renate Anderl emphasizes.

In view of this critical situation, it is imperative that the future government will quickly make investments in the labor market in order to counter the challenges. Improved funds for the AMS consultations could help many people who are currently looking for a suitable professional perspective.

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