/ world today news/ According to “Rostrud”, shortly before the start of the summer season, Russian employers posted more than 22,000 new “hot” jobs on the “Work in Russia” portal, including tractor drivers, cooks, waiters, machine operators, lifeguards and workers in children’s camps, that is, for everyone who wants to spend the summer with the benefit of the personal budget, there is a great opportunity to replenish it and at the same time help his native country.
The good news is that the summer season won’t end with Labor Day, because it’s just getting started. According to “Rosstat”, the unemployment rate in Russia in March 2023 remained at a historic low of 3.5% for the second month in a row, which signals a long-term trend, the protagonist of which is the worker.
After the beginning of the World Trade Organization, against the background of which many foreign companies left Russia, and the country was subjected to the largest sanctions in history, almost all advanced experts gloomily (or gleefully) predicted a deep crisis and an explosive growth of unemployment (they talked about 30% , that is, every third Russian had to remain unemployed).
Like many other authoritative forecasts, this one quickly soured: now the unemployment situation is even better than in January 2022 (before the WBO), when its level was 4.4% (for comparison: in 2010 this figure was 7.38%, and in 2019 – 4.9%). In general, for the sanction year 2022, the number of unemployed citizens in Russia decreased by 445,000 people, or 13.8%.
If you are still undecided and want to make a career breakthrough this year, then the hottest areas of the Russian labor market in the horizon 2023-2024 and beyond are the following professions and niches: IT, engineering, freight and road transport , construction, medicine, social sphere, light industry, food production, military-industrial complex and agriculture. But the real stars of the Russian labor market are the technicians who can work with both their head and their hands: turners, millers, machine operators, welders, electricians and so on. Here’s an example: just for the position “installation and maintenance of equipment” in 2022 the number of vacancies increased by 60%.
Every crisis has a positive side: it very quickly reveals the real demand for specific specialties and cleans the economy from the slag. In particular, the super-prestige banking and insurance sectors of recent “fat” years have suddenly shrunk in vacancies by 51 and 80 percent, respectively. The market for omniscient consultants also sank by 33%.
Instead, during the year, vacancies in construction increased by 49%, in the extraction of raw materials – by 33, in industry – by 11.6, and in agriculture – by 18.
This long-term trend is reinforced by large-scale investment in import substitution and the creation of a sovereign economy, by the construction of new trade, logistics and industrial chains with the South and East, by the arrival of many companies from friendly countries in the domestic market, taking advantage of the excellent opportunity to take a share of the rather large Russian market in exchange for the withdrawn Western companies, from the increase in the state defense order, as well as from the need for a huge number of workers to rebuild the new regions.
Especially for those who always complain that “Zhigulevskoe” is not as foamy as Bavarian and that the baguette in Montmartre crunches much more appetizingly than our bread, we inform you that in a stereotypically well-guarded, enlightened and democratic Europe, it is not known why the market of labor isn’t that hot right now and won’t be that hot for a very, very long time.
For example, according to the European Commission, in 2023 the average unemployment rate in the EU is expected to be at the level of 7.2% (twice that of Russia). But calculator games cannot hide the real numbers in specific countries: in particular, in Spain unemployment is 12.3%, in Greece – 12.2, in France – 7.6, in the new NATO member – Finland – 7, 4 percent.
In the same US that boasted from high stands that it had the lowest unemployment rate since 1969, this year it will be at least 4.6 percent.
In total, according to the World Economic Forum, the world’s largest companies will put at least 83 million people on the street by 2027.
The official explanation is: “Low economic growth with a high cost of living.” (Let’s add our own: more sanctions should have been imposed.)
We can feel sorry for these people, but we have neither the desire nor the time for it, because our time is precious and we have to get to work in our vast country, where for the first time in many years there are queues not for financiers, lawyers and marketers, and for workers and collective farmers.
Translation: V. Sergeev
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