April 2013

YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT

Lithuania

TERITORIAL YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENTJanuary 1, 2013

Hightest rates: Alytus (12 %)

Kalvarija (11,2 %)Alytus & Anykščiai (10,8 %)

Panevėžys (8,6 %)

Lowest rates: Neringa (4,3 %)

Kaišiadorys (4,4 %)Trakai (4,5 %)

Klaipėda (4,7 %)

UNEMPLOYMENT RATESJanuary – November 2012

BLUE – YOUNG MEN % (15-24); YELLOW – YOUNG WOMEN % (15-24); GREEN - MEN % (15-74); RED – WOMEN % (15-74)

Portret of young (15-24) unemployed Lithuanian(working or looking for job ~ 100'000)

2012-01-01 Change 2013-01-01

29'600Untill 25 years old (emigration)

- 4'20025'400 (24%)

6'100Untill 21 years old (profesional schools)

+ 7006'800

(6,8 %)

10'000Long term unemployed (more than 6 months)

- 3'6006'400

(6,4 %)

7'600Absolvents (population changes)

- 7006'900

(6,9 %)

Structure: 100 % unemployed youth

16,3 %University/college degree holders (law, econ., adm.)

+ 1,1 % 17,4 %

52,1 %Don't have qualification/specialisation

- 0,4 %51,7 %

53,6 %Looking for job for the first time

+ 0,9 %54,5 %

Migration

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Emigration 34.713 32.327 26.761 40.444 83.157 53.863 42.954

Imigration 7.745 8.609 9.297 6.487 5213 15.685 21.352

Saldo -26.968 -23.718 -17.464 -33.957 -77.944 -38.178 -21.602

Portait of emigrant

55,5 % - 20-34 years old;82 % were unemployed for a year and

longer;Main reason – to earn more money than in

Lithuania

Natural population change in Lithuania

Year Natural population change

1950 29.849

1960 40.874

1970 27.471

1980 15.894

1990 17.108

1995 - 4.111

2000 - 4.770

2005 - 13.258

2010 -6.494

2011 - 6.652

2012 - 6.593

Working age people63,1 %

Retirees20,8 %

Retirees19,5 %

Working age people63,0 %

Children16,2 %

Children17,4 %

2007 2012

Population structure according to age groups in 2007 and 2012

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