now, with much of the world getting back to business, the international labor organization says the global job market will take longer than expected to recover. about 207000000 people are expected to be unemployed. this year, with young people could be affected the most. the low says the pandemic is disproportionately impacted job opportunities for youth. the us labor agency estimates the total global number of unemployed use will reach 73000000 this year. that's a slight improvement from last year. levels of the low says, unemployment remain 6000000 above 2019 figures. before the pandemic started just over 27 percent of young women are likely to find a job this year compared to at least 40 percent of young men recovery. and youth unemployment is expected to be more successful in high income countries than in low and middle income. one's almost 13 percent of young people are without jobs in africa. but the continent is not the worst performer. arab countries have the world's highest and fastest growing unemployment rate of young people. almost a quarter of our views are unemployed. well jo

rate was compiled by the analytical center of the capital, using the methodology of the international labor organizationit included, in addition to moscow, two dozen cities from the 20 countries comparable to our capital in terms of population population size and economic structure. and in terms of unemployment in moscow, they managed to leave behind tokyo sydney , new york and a number of london for comparison in the capital in the uk, unemployment in the first 6 months, 22 was more than 4.5%, while in moscow the figure is slightly above 2%, which means that the economy of the russian capital has not only recovered from the pandemic, but also shows high resilience in the light of sanctions. well, now the unemployment rate in moscow is completely kept at a minimum of about half a percent, such data was cited by vladimir efimov, deputy mayor of moscow for economic policy and property and land relations. in addition , there is an increase in wages in nominal terms. detailing even a slight decrease relative to the beginning of the current year. that is, we can safely say that the labor market is absolutely

economic policy and city development according to the methods of calculations of the international labor organizationfigure is slightly more than two percent, things are slightly worse in the axis current for new york riyadh and london are already more than per percentage point in the department noted that figures indicate the recovery of the capital 's economy. after the pandemic, its resistance to western sanctions. russian energy carriers ensure the security of hungary and in the foreseeable future there is nothing to replace them with, such a position was expressed by the country's foreign minister, he noted the falseness that western europe hides behind in matters of energy supply. i stressed that budapest would not compromise in order to achieve any international political goals, including on the ukrainian issue, attempts to embellish the state of affairs with the supply of energy carriers, which is engaged in the western part of europe with the approach of winter, will show their inconsistency in the exchange rate for today dollar 60 rubles. 36 kop. euro 59.96, and that's all for now. the murm

largest number of ukrainian communities is germany, according to the statistics of the international labor organizationinternational organization for migration, i apologize, almost 900,000 ukrainians have received legal status and asylum , political support yesterday on the crimean platform , olas scholz from emanuel macron in germany and in retirement is high for ukraine, it is not only about refugees, it is about logistical military economic support, but it is declarative of course, next month in september there will be elections in italy, there will be a threat to the authorities, there will be political forces of the extreme right, which profess political slogans much more favorable to moscow, in general, hmm, as the supreme representative of the european union on foreign policy, jose borel, said, every day he has to fight for the unity of europe, that's what what did the kremlin miscalculate by launching aggression against ukraine in the fact that europe will be so united and that even using the energy pressure of the creams, it will still drive a wedge of discord among european countries, but win

we know we've just kind of just think of the international labor organization. technology is not going to be consumer. you can produce some things to technology, but some boyd to some way a human being should be able to buy that. and for that human being to be able to buy the products that human be must be brought before, shall stop elite. so far out is not going to say what country and he's not going to say by economy. if we're going to be just using the mediation, going to be putting in for the common stock, we know that when we're getting better able to consume the cost that to the business will produce. so it's not just one way back to increase their wages and taking money and put it under people putting the money back today. their bonds typically candidates back to their using this technology. unemployment rate is very, very low, is not 40 percent using the not the finish. ok, jani, just on this, in your opinion, how has the economy be been mismanaged? is this primarily the government's fault? or is it because of external factors that have been outside its control? for me i am she

speke compiled the analytical center of the capital, using the medicine of the international labor organization addition to moscow, it included two a dozen cities from the same 20 countries comparable to the capital in terms of population size and economic structure. and now, in terms of unemployment in moscow, it was possible to leave behind tokyo sydney , new york and a number and london, for comparison, in the uk capital, unemployment for the first 6 months, 22 was more than 4.5%, while in moscow the figure is slightly higher than 2%, and this means that the economy of the russian capital has not only recovered from the pandemic, but also shows high resilience in the light of sanctions. well, now the unemployment rate in moscow is completely based on the minimum values ​​are approximately full. three data were given by vladimir efimov, deputy mayor of moscow for economic policy and property and land relations. in addition, there is an increase for such a stabilizer in nominal terms, even a slight decrease relative to the beginning of the current year. we can safely say that the labor market

international organization of labor predicted that if the war ends immediately recovery can come quicklyn almost 3.5 million jobs will return but here is a worse scenario of the continuation of the war and the increase of unemployment i am councilor olga luchyk hennadiy anikiyenko igor riga details tv channel inter marathon the only news of the preservation of ancient traditions in the dniester delta we continue the cycle of stories about the elements of intangible cultural heritage of ukraine, this year their list was replenished with fish soup from the city of bilyaivka, what kind of dish is it, from what time did it come down to us, and why now it is protected by the state, see about it in the material of our correspondents from odesa, picturesque countryside years ago, cossacks from poltava region founded the city of bilyaivka here, they moved here after persecution by the russian authorities, since then, ancient traditions have been sacredly preserved here, in particular, the recipe for the signature fish soup in bilyaivka is an everyday dish taras, two sundays, for sure, we prepare

we know we've just kind of just thing in the international labor organization. technology is not going to be consumer. you can produce some things to technology, but some boyd to some way, a human being should be able to buy that. and for that human being to be able to buy the products that human being must been brought, there will be socially stability. so far out is not going to say who are kindly and is not going to say by economy. if we're going to be just using the mediation, we're going to be bringing 4 out of the 4 were comments that we know that when my kids are getting better, they're able to consume the codes that you the business will. so it's not just one way that you increase their wages and people are taking money and put you and the people are putting the money back to the economy. there are bonds, capitalist candidates back to they're using this technology. unemployment rate is very, very low, is not over 40 percent or 85 percent using the novelty finish. okay, jani ches on this, in your opinion, how has the economy been mismanaged? is this primarily the government's fa

as wages for parents of two or one of their choice, before the war, the reform of the international labor organizationea of ​​being disbanded so that children would not fall into such difficult and uncomfortable times for their development institutions in connection with the full-scale aggression, how has the vision of this process changed? it has not changed. close relatives who take the child, although in our country the vast majority of children who become orphans are taken by close relatives under guardianship. that is, this is a form of such a close arrangement. if there are no children in a close circle, give birth to close relatives accordingly, they can be transferred to a foster family or a family-type orphanage, and now we are trying to maximize the number of individuals and families who are ready to become such open their obi close their home open their doors for orphaned children a chatbot has been launched the child is not alone e- he gives quite good results there, we had more than 20,000 initial appeals, but we understand that it is often an emotional decision, and it is often necessary

according to the international labor organization of the united nations, more than 5 million ukrainianslost their jobs, but even more of them actually went abroad. what actually happened to those ukrainians who went abroad, how strong a blow is this to the economy, what are the chances that they will return, and i see reports that many of them, a third or a quarter, i don't remember, have already found a permanent job abroad it's a pity, not everyone will return, they won't all i think that we will lose half a million to a million people and those programs offered by european countries for ukrainian immigrants and subsidies and programs for resettlement from adaptation eh. this is not exactly charity, it is actually birches, counting on the fact that young able-bodied people with children who will also grow up and there will be a percentage of young people who will stay in these countries because they will like it there and we must understand these risks that they exist and that not all ukrainians will return to ukraine, on the other hand there is such a large ukrainian diaspora in euro

factories by helping them go to school. india's constitution prohibits child labor, but the international labor organization says that in 2020, almost $13000000.00 indian children between the ages of $7.17, were forced to work the fort worth it without knocking the village is enough for food, but we can't save anything. hammock with us here we can earn money to educate our children. ah, what a look in the village. we don't own any money. we can barely feed ourselves. that's why we work here. don't make if you can't, you leave them behind on the village at the home of a relatively magic while you get the lady upset bagel invoke a sad talk. how can i leave them behind? i updated the one good day. these are bad times. how could i leave them there alone, old while the alba is that sort of where now. and so parents just bring their children along to make brakes, instead of sending them to school. education wasn't enshrined as a fundamental constitutional right in india until 2009 since then. children between the ages of 6 and 14 are required by law to attend school in theory. but in practice, millions of indian

one in four victims of modern slavery are children according to the international labor organization.in. even a young child seen here. >> what was going through your mind? >> i'll never forget one who said hey, kiddo. you want to reach through the phone and annihilate this person. you can't. i need to make this guy and these men come out of hiding who have done this so many times and used to doing this, by the way. i need them to show up because i've got a roomful of law enforcement next to me and waiting to take these guys down. >> reporter: the 48-year-old partners with police and governments and non-profits like underground national railroad. that introduction proved to be pivotal pushing her to the frontlines of rescue operations that led to the arrests of dozens of people. being so close to this, this is dark stuff. how do you cope? >> it's -- it's, i'm not going to lie. i don't come home normal. some of the things i've done brought me to very dark places on the planet. >> reporter: nichols says as a survior of sexual assault as a young adult, this is personal for her. >> i got r

labor. the international fire safety code, and the national labor relations act, which gave workers for the first time the right to organize and form unions. perkins legacy is everywhere today. that brings us to the central question that i am raising with you tonight. who was francis perkins and how did she get so much done? how did a social worker turn herself into a miracle worker? that is what i am planning to tell you about tonight. i'm going to start with a short reading from my book, from the prologue, from the woman behind the new deal. anywhere on a chilly february night in 1943, a middle aged woman went unexpectedly to meet with her employer on east 56 street in new york city. she clutched a scrap a table with hastily written notes. finally, ushered into a study, the woman brushed aside heard nervousness and spoke confidently. they bantered casually for a while, as was their style. stand she turned serious. her dark luminous eyes holding his gaze. he wanted her to take an assignment, but she decided that she wouldn't accept it unless he allowed her to do it her own way. she held up a piece of paper in her hand and

list was compiled by the analytical center of the capital, using the methodology of the international labor organizationve behind tokyo sydney new york and a number and london for comparison in the uk capital, unemployment in the first 6 months, 22 was more than 4.5%, while in moscow the figure is slightly above 2%, which means that the economy of the russian capital is not only recovered from the pandemic, but also shows high resilience in light of the sanctions. well, now the unemployment rate in moscow is completely kept at a minimum of about half a percent, such data was cited by vladimir efimov, deputy mayor of moscow for economic policy and property and land relations. yes, it is wage growth in nominal terms. civilization even a slight decline in the outgoing beginning of the current year. that is, we can safely say that the labor market is absolutely stable at the moment. uh, no, accordingly, there is no uncertainty, moreover, we are seeing, uh, an increase in wages in nominal terms. so far, this growth is slightly behind the inflation rate, but given the deflation that we have been observing for

they carried out labor activities in various commercial organizations, and also lived in a rented apartment on the territory of the city of moscow, materials were sent to the internal affairs bodies to bring employers to administrative responsibility and to criminal liability of persons who provided the defendants with living quarters for a sentence, hall, simonovsky district court of the capital to support the brothers, their father came, he with undisguised regret, he told how the elder dreamed of becoming a lawyer, - he said, they say, his sons are young, hot and new to russian legislation, young, he is 18 years old. but the sentence will not be mitigated in the coming years, and the defendants will have to spend repentance in the colony; the apologies made did not play a big role in the verdict; the court sent the brothers to jail for the elder by 3.5 , the younger by 2.5 years, probably time to study russian legislation. now they will have enough blue criminal oleg fedorov evgeny okunev vesti the duty unit in yekaterinburg arrested a mother of many children who tried to sell her seven-year-old son for 300,000 rubles. 36-year-old nargiza aitmatova will go to th

labor boy from us as the law of summer. holiday oak is capital a met shamal. wish oh, hollow no. why not? roosevelt proposed a new international coalition. the united nations organization. the victorious countries were given the right to veto the u. n's key decisions or reborn after a more premier, mr. to pretend sure, sure, it was all it up there on looks like you recently deal on the brought your so spoiled might not ship, but she did her no further for a new or pre of good morning america group by gip, a few or snowball him over in a whitening started mysterious chisher to the new yorker, those letters of society is foreigner. what? decoy what darwin you mitchell? already and you alter. there were divisions among the allies dish sauces. he is in, in the juvenile heiner whom aunt brock did see at georgia. i'm so glad uncle risten was will auntie. so that is, was the englander, the america whitened as our veterans? oh, fear trodden. sure. there's no way that he knocked him creek a lighter ashburn meters away to got up and a month later, in march 1945, the allies ended secret negotiations with germany. but the surrender of the german troops in northern italy is of a do

they carried out labor activities in various commercial organizations, and also lived in a rented apartment on the territory of the city of moscow , materials were sent to the internal affairs bodies to bring employers to administrative responsibility and to criminal the responsibility of the persons who provided the defendants with housing for the verdict in the hall, the simonovsky district court of the capital to support the brothers, their father came. he told with undisguised regret how the eldest dreamed of becoming a lawyer, - he said that his sons are young, hot and new to russian legislation young. he is always only you. but the sentence will not be mitigated in the coming years, the defendants will have to spend in the colony. behind bars older by 3.5 younger by 2 1/2 years is probably the time to study russian law. now they will have enough blue criminal oleg fedorov evgeny okunev now the man has received a residence permit in the country. however , he has more than one murder to his credit. why, according to the documents, he turned out to be clean and who will protect his child and ex-wife, the details of this terrible story of our correspondent alexei

however, they carried out labor activities in various commercial organizations, and also lived in a rented apartment on the territory of the city of moscow, the internalring employers to administrative responsibility and to criminal liability of persons who provided the defendants with living quarters for a sentence in the hall of the simonovsky district court of the capital to support the brothers, their father came. he told with undisguised regret how the eldest dreamed of becoming a lawyer, - he said that his sons are young, ardent and new to russian legislation, young, he is 18 years old. first but the sentence cannot be mitigated in the coming years and the defendants will have to spend remorse in the colony the apologies made did not play a big role in the verdict, the court sent the elder brothers to jail for 3.5 years younger for 2.5 years, probably time to study russian legislation. now they will have enough blue criminal oleg fedorov evgeny okunev ozone continue to work investigators and criminologists are still considering three main versions of the state of emergency - this is careless handling of heat sources. short circuit and negligence

organizations have said and they're great americans. let me begin with terry o'sullivan, the head of the labors international.his was his letter to the biden white house when they were contemplating this rule in april. just take a look. he said the rollback of updates to nepa reinstate burdensome requirements that will cause excessive permit delays and allow project adversaries, far-left environmental groups, to use frivolous lawsuits which they always do to disrupt or upend long overdue construction. once again communities in need of vital infrastructure and the hardworking men and women who build america will be waiting as project details are subjected to onerous reviews. that was terry o'sullivan saying don't issue the rule. they ignored him. they ignored him because they chose the interest of the far-left environmentalists. here's james callahan writing in support of today's resolution. he's the head of the operating engineers. you want to talk about great unions, liuna operating engineers, these are the men and women who build things. this is an incredible statement and he nails it. and this guy really k

really organized here, both at the all-russian level and somewhere international, and at the facilities the guys from the republic of belarus from many regions of our russia also work, each chose a laborliningrad and for him. the main personal development is always some kind of growth above oneself and also just a team. when you come to your squad you grow, not you alone, but the whole squad as a whole. so there is an opportunity to meet guys from other regions, for example from arkhangelsk to voronezh in novosibirsk, this is very cool, because completely different people have a completely different mentality, and vasily from arkhangelsk from a military family beckons him to travel from his parents. i heard enough, my father traveled a lot on duty in africa, he served. and now, probably, from him , too, a craving for this appeared severe territory, even in the summer, but it does not scare. rather, she is the opposite of aganesa. he was so captivated by the local flavor that he decided to stay. here until september. lots of mosquitoes. yes, i was surprised that even in the cold they fly huge ones, kill dozens of mosquitoes. yes, there is a lack of oxygen. i want sweets just a lot beca