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Work Doesn’t Pay as 11% of Young Europeans Face Poverty

Work Doesn’t Pay as 11% of Young Europeans Face Poverty

Zoe Schneeweiss

(Bloomberg) -- For 11 percent of young Europeans, work didn’t pay enough to keep them from being at risk of poverty in 2017, according to Eurostat data. While that’s down from a peak of almost 13 percent in 2014, it’s higher than the overall rate of 9.4 percent for all people in work in the European Union.

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