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- 2. During the year 2013, unemployment rate declined to compare to 2011.
- 3. Almost every fifth employed was under 25 years of age.
- 4. The least number of working age population registered as unemployed was in Vilnius, Klaipėda and Kaunas.
- 5. Service workers Shop and market sales workers Skilled workers Craftspeople Jobs related to transport
- 6. Within the year 2013, thousands unemployed began their activities under the business license.
- 7. Medicine Odontology Economics Law Law and Customs Activities Politics and Management Creative Industries Computer Programming
- 10. 2012 Agriculture 7,5 % Manufacturing 21,4 % Construction Industry14,0 % Service Sector 57,1 % 2013 Agriculture 6,5 % Manufacturing 19,9 % Construction Industry 14,2 % Service Sector 59,4 %
- 11. School-leavers choosing their future career do not investigate the labour market. Many teenagers are unwilling to pursue a long-term career in science, engineering, technology due to the challenges they present.
- 12. Law Economics Medicine Management. However, the professionals in these fields are not in great demand.
- 13. Informational Technologies Agriculture Transport Engineering.
- 14. This sector comprises about 20 % of the total Lithuanian industry
- 15. The emigration of the Lithuanian youth to other EU countries
- 16. Demographic problems (problems related to population aging: small income taxes, social welfare).
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- Labour Market in Lithuania
- Labour market tendencies in Lithuania During the year 2013, unemployment rate declined to compare to 2011. The youth unemployment rate has been decreasing since 2011.
- The least number of working age population registered as unemployed was in Vilnius, Klaipėda and Kaunas (3 biggest towns in Lithuania).
- The most significant growth in labour force demand – for service workers, shop and market sales workers and for skilled workers and artisans.
- Within the year 2013, thousands unemployed began their activities under the business license.
- One of the problems is the lack of skilled workers in agriculture. This sector comprises about 20 % of the total Lithuanian industry.