"Graduates Struggle to Find Footing: Former PM Weighs In on Job Market Concerns. In a stark admission, the country's former prime minister has acknowledged that graduates' fears about securing entry-level positions are well-founded. With rising unemployment rates and a highly competitive job market, many young professionals are finding it increasingly difficult to break into the workforce. The former PM's comments come as a blow to those who had hoped for a more optimistic outlook, sparking renewed calls for policymakers to address the pressing issue of youth unemployment and provide support for those struggling to find their place in the job market."
The former prime minister said graduates' concerns about getting entry-level jobs are justified.
