The International Labour Organization warns that the global employment crisis is not yet over

According to the Xinhua news Agency, the International Labor Organization 7th released the 2009 Global Employment report, said that the global employment crisis has not ended, countries should avoid premature cancellation of the financial and economic crisis to take the support policy, otherwise it will delay the employment recovery, so that the current economic upturn trend is unsustainable. The International Labour Organization says 20 million people have been out of work since October 2008 in the 51 countries covered by the report.　　If the government cancels its support policy, about 5 million people will face unemployment risk.　　Jobs in the developed world are expected to return to pre-crisis levels by 2013, and employment in emerging and developing countries may begin to recover next year, but not until the pre-crisis level until 2011, the report predicts. The report found that low-skilled workers, senior citizens, young people at the beginning of work, women and other vulnerable groups in the employment opportunities faced more difficulties, the most vulnerable to the threat of unemployment. The report calls on countries to accelerate the development of the green economy and predicts that the green economy will create 14 million jobs globally by 2014.