In 2024, over 25% of young Europeans aged 15-29 were both working and studying, with the highest rates in the Netherlands, Denmark, and Germany, while Romania, Greece, and Croatia had the lowest. Financial concerns drive this trend, but motivations vary by region and sector. Despite this, most young Europeans do not work while studying, with significant unemployment rates noted in Sweden, Finland, and Denmark. Gender disparities exist, with women generally less integrated into the labor market compared to men, especially in younger age groups. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)