An ILO report finds young people in Europe are the most exposed of all to AI's impact on jobs, with media coverage adding to the gloom

Applicants ages 25 to 54 can apply for 12-month positions with Greece’s Public Employment Service, with gross monthly pay of up to €1,250 depending on their educational background

The global unemployment rate for people ages 15 to 24 reached 12.4% last year, while more than 257 million young people were not employed, in education or training, according to the International Labour Organization.

The report said young women continued to face a greater risk of being out of work, education or training than men

Greece ranks last in the EU for graduate employment, with just 62.4% of recent graduates in work, widening the gap with the European average.

Over one million young Britons are out of school and out of work, raising alarm over the country's long-term socioeconomic future

According to Eurostat, Greece's high levels of youth unemployment hits recent university grads particularly hard, making it the third-worst country in the EU for recent grads to find a job.