联合国国际劳工组织最新发布的陈述显现,在2020年新冠疫情引发全球危机后,全球劳作力商场遭受了巨大影响,丢失了相当于2.25亿个全职作业岗位。现在劳作力商场正在完成开始复苏,但远景仍旧高度不确定。
The pandemic caused an "unprecedented1" hit to the global economy last year, destroying the equivalent of 225 million full-time2 jobs, the United Nations has said.
联合国相关组织发布陈述称,上一年的新冠疫情对全球经济形成了“史无前例”的冲击,全球丢失了相当于2.25亿个全职作业岗位。
The crisis caused an 8.8% drop in working hours - four times more than followed the 2008 financial crisis.
新冠疫情导致全球作业时刻削减了8.8%,是2008年金融危机形成丢失的四倍多。
The UN said looking at job cuts alone "drastically" understated the damage.
联合国相关组织表明,仅考虑裁人会“大幅”轻视丢失。
It also warned that recovery remains3 uncertain, despite hope that vaccines5 will spur an economic rebound6.
该组织还正告说,虽然疫苗有望影响经济反弹,但全球经济复苏仍充溢不确定性。
Working hours in 2021 are likely to remain more than 3% lower than they were in 2019 - roughly the equivalent of 90 million full-time jobs, predicts the report, by the UN's International Labor7 Organization (ILO).
这份由联合国国际劳工组织发布的陈述猜测,2021年的作业时刻或许仍将比2019年削减3%以上,大约相当于9000万个全职作业岗位。
But it cautioned that the downturn could be worse, if vaccine4 distribution is slow and global governments do not provide the economic stimulus8 expected.
但陈述正告说,假如疫苗分发缓慢,并且全球各国政府没有供给预期的经济影响,作业时刻的削减起伏或许更大。
"The signs of recovery we see are encouraging, but they are fragile and highly uncertain, and we must remember that no country or group can recover alone," said ILO's director-general Guy Ryder.
国际劳工组织总干事盖伊?赖德说:“咱们看到的复苏痕迹令人鼓舞,但它们很软弱,且十分不确定。咱们有必要记住,没有任何国家或集体可以独自复苏。”