Employment rate in the world this year is reduced from 1.7 to 1.5 percent. Labor market in 2025: Employment forecast in the world is reduced by seven million jobs Economic development ~ 60 > International Labor Organization (ILO) revised its forecast for global employment for 2025: according to updated data, 53 million jobs will be created in the world – seven million less than previously expected. 62 > 62 >In his last report “Prospects for Employment and Social Protection in the World” key factors of deterioration in economic prospects, leading to a slowdown in the growth of the number of jobs, MOT calls geopolitical tension and malfunctions in world trade. & Amp; & nbsp; assessment of the growth of employment in the world this year is reduced from 1.7 to 1.5 to 1.5 percent. A decrease equivalent to approximately seven million additional jobs reflects a slowdown in global GDP growth of up to 2.8 percent – compared with the previous forecast of 3.2 percent. & Amp; nbsp; global influence of the situation in the USA According to ILO, about 84 million jobs in 71 countries of the world are directly or indirectly related to consumer demand in the United States. These jobs-and related incomes of the population-are currently increasingly exposed to risk of failures due to increased tension in trade. In the Asia-Pacific region, most of these jobs are concentrated-56 million. Canada and Mexico, in turn, have the highest share of jobs attached to the situation with the United States – about 17 percent. & Amp; NBSP; “The world economy is growing at a slowest pace than we expected,” the Director General of the ILO Gilber F. Ungbo; nbsp; “if we do not solve such fundamental issues, as Geopolitical tension and malfunctions in trade, negative impact on the world labor markets will increase. “& nbsp; growth in inequality The authors of the report also indicate anxious trends in the distribution of income: the share of GDP, which comes to workers, has decreased around the world from 53 percent in 2014 to 52.4 in 2024. The greatest decline was observed in Africa, as well as in North and South America. If this share remained unchanged, labor income in the world in 2024 would have grown by one trillion dollars. A decrease in the share of world income reinforced by social inequality, the authors of the report noted. & Amp; nbsp; highly qualified jobs in the report there is a shift in the field of high -qualified jobs, and they are the leader in this. The trend of a woman. In the period from 2013 to 2023, the share of women engaged in highly qualified professions increased from 21.2 to 23.2 percent, while the share of men in this area in 2023 was about 18 percent. Nevertheless, professional segregation is preserved: women are not sufficiently represented in such sectors as construction, and are overly represented in stationery and in care work. & Amp; nbsp; influence II in the report also the effect of new technologies on the state of work in the field of labor. According to forecasts, almost every fourth worker in the world may encounter the fact that his work will change as a result of the introduction of generative artificial intelligence. A significant share of jobs in professions with average qualifications is at risk, but most of all, according to forecasts, highly qualified professions will suffer. & Amp; NBSP;