UN warns of growing inequality, joblessness
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Geneva
UNEMPLOYMENT will rise by 11 million in the next five years due to slower growth and turbulence, the United Nations warned on Tuesday.
More than 212 million people will be jobless by 2019 against the current level of 201 million, the International Labour Organization (ILO) said.
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