Taken from the BBC>More than 40% of 25-year-olds are now living with their parents,>The result is the number of 25-year-olds living with their parents has risen to 42% today. >For men, the fall is almost as stark. Men aged 25 are seeing a lower rate of employment than their age-equivalents in the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s, with employment rates dropping from to 76%.this does not include people "economically inactive" ie welfare neets>But after big wage growth for 25-year-olds from the 1980s through to the early 2000s, hitting an average of £28,526, all of that stopped. Wages for 25-year-olds are only just above £28,000 now>"We are at risk of a lost generation," warned Alan Milburnhttps://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cy8mnvk4r48o
>>62543087young people home ownership is down because the people dumb enough to want a house are too dumb to afford them and the people smart enough not to want a house don't want them
>>62543113Living with their parents is the worst part imoAlso the UK is somehow having a drought and has banned hosepipes.
>>62543087They need to import more jeets obviously
>>62543120Yes, reduced expenses are the worst, Mr crabs.
>>62543120yeah no rain will do that
>>62543087>employment rates droppingWhere can you work in a country where there are no manufacturing, and all office work, tech, and finance have been eaten up by AI?
>>62543087I'm thinking of taking a high paying job in Harrogate UK and my gf would work at an accounting office in leeds. Would this be awful or could it be comfy out there? I'd be making like $150k and she'd be making pretty good money too. I have 300k but wouldn't plan on being there forever
>>62543493what if all the jobless people got together and gave each other jobs? they don't have money, but one of the jobs could be "moneymaker" and his job is to make jobmoney to distribute to the other jobless people. they also don't control any means of production or anything, but there's probably interesting things they could do for each other in exchange for jobmoney, for example, playing video games, or making sandwiches. I think there's a lot of potential in the jobless sector
>>62543547We're already all on /biz/
>>62543356somehow they manage in places like america, spain, and china when it doesn't rain for a whole weekour farming infrastructure is 60 years out of date
>>62543087Being Australian?
