The Global Call to Action for a Human-Centred Recovery from the COVID-19 Crisis That Is Inclusive,Sustainable and Resilient, adopted by the International Labour Conference in June 2021, affirmedthat “[t]he crisis has profoundly disrupted the education, training and employment of young people,making it even harder for them to find a job, successfully transition from education and training towork, continue education or start a business and posing the risk of a reduced trajectory of earnings andadvancement over the course of their working lives.” Corroborating these findings, the 2022 edition ofthe Global Employment Trends for Youth report takes a deep dive into the issues involved, exploring boththe challenges and opportunities facing young people in the world of work.