Canada lost 68,000 jobs in September and Australia lost 39,300, while Germany’s unemployment count, though lower than in August, was 40,000 higher than a year earlier. The three reports, released between 30 September and 15 October 2026, all show unemployment rising on an adjusted or annual basis, but the details differ: in Canada the losses … Read more
When a recent American graduate went viral in May for publicly detailing his months-long failed job search, the reactions split predictably: sympathy, dismissal, debate about whether the problem was real or personal. The data says it is real. What the data also says, and what the viral conversation mostly ignored, is that this is not … Read more
A 24-year-old in New York, a 24-year-old in Seoul, and a 24-year-old in Shanghai are all struggling to land a first professional job in 2026. From a distance, it looks like one global story. Up close, it is at least three different ones, and the difference matters, because what would fix the problem in one … Read more