Panorama: las tendencias que marcarían el mercado laboral en 2026

TL;DR

Global employment growth in 2026 is projected at 1.4%, below population growth and post-pandemic levels.
The global employment deficit remains over 470 million people, indicating an incomplete labor market recovery.
Labor productivity growth is weak at around 1% globally, hindering real wage recovery.
Over 60% of the global workforce (2 billion people) will work in informal conditions in 2026.
Up to 40% of jobs worldwide could be affected by automation and AI, with concentrated benefits in high-productivity sectors.
Youth unemployment is nearly three times higher than adult unemployment, around 13% globally.
Female labor force participation is nearly 25 percentage points lower than men's, with a persistent gender pay gap of around 20%.

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