Belgium's Youth Face Lowest Permanent Employment Rate in Five Years

Belgium's permanent job rate for youth drops to five-year record low. Acerta research highlights declining youth contracts, especially among under twenty-five workers.

Economic uncertainty, inflation, and volatile energy prices challenge young job seekers nationally.

Rising artificial intelligence adoption makes entry-level jobs scarcer for young workers. Average gross monthly wages for under twenty-five employees increase in recent years.

University graduates earn considerably more, yet job match struggles remain persistent today. Extensive data from thirty thousand firms focuses on both SMEs and larger corporations.