That deficit, they say, is equivalent to a loss of 52 million full time jobs, twice as large as the number predicted in last year’s global market survey.
“In 2022, we project that global unemployment will stand at 207 million and that is 20 million above the pre-pandemic level in 2019.
“Many low-and-middle-income economies are struggling to get back to pre-pandemic levels of employment and to job quality.