Global Unemployment Report

How & Why – Taking the Temperature of Global Employment UNDERSTANDING A DIVERSE GLOBAL WORKFORCE Multinational Corporations Rely Heavily upon Global Info to Stay Competitive in Talent Acquisition Exploring the State of the Talent Pool in Varying Countries & Regions Across the World Strategic Compilation of Information to Conveniently Evaluate Working Conditions & Recruitment Needs Statistics are Based on GDP, Unemployment Rates, & Previous Periods (Timeframes) for 49 countries Unemployment data is married with other criteria, such as education metrics, language proficiency economic forecasts and other factors impacting employment

Assessment Categories – Explored & Defined GDP (Gross Domestic Product) Population Unemployment Rate Represents Monetary Value of All Goods & Services Produced within a Nation’s Borders, Over a Specific Period of Time The total number  of the country that comprise either all usual residents of the country or all persons present in the country at the time of the census The Percentage of People in a Workforce who are Not Employed & are Actively Looking for Work The Broadest Measure of a Nation’s Economic Activity Theoretically, the Percentage of a Population that can be Directly Recruited Demographic data can be used to better understand the composition of the workforce or the potential workforce Used to Determine Recruitment Challenges & General Market Conditions for a Nation

Q2 2018 Key Findings Global unemployment levels remain low, with 25 of the 49 countries analyzed in this report showing levels of 5.0 percent or less, which is considered by many economists as at or near full employment. This is a slight improvement over Q1 2018 findings. Only four of the 49 countries analyzed in this report have announced increases in national unemployment rates, while three reported no change in the rate. The remaining 42 countries all showed declining unemployment, nearly all of which were double digit point changes when compared to 2Q 2017. North America and APAC report solid economic growth in the first quarter of 2018, Latin America’s growth was inconsistent across countries while EMEA experienced comparatively slower growth than other regions. But despite overall optimism for solid growth across the regions examined, the ongoing trade negotiations and possible tariffs have increased uncertainty about continued worldwide economic expansion.

Population (millions) North America COUNTRY Population (millions) GDP (US $Billions) 2Q % Unemployment Rate PREVIOUS PERIOD US 325.72 20,412.87 4.00 4.10 Canada 36.96 1,798.51 6.00 5.80

Latin America – Top 5 Countries, Ranked by Population COUNTRY Population (millions) GDP (US $Billions) 2Q % Unemployment Rate PREVIOUS PERIOD  Brazil 207.66 2,138.92 12.40 13.10  Mexico 123.52 1,212.83 3.40  Colombia 49.29 327.98 9.10 9.44  Argentina 44.05 625.92 7.20  Peru 31.83 231.57 6.20 8.00

EMEA – Top 6 Countries, Ranked by Population COUNTRY Population (millions) GDP (US $Billions) 2Q % Unemployment Rate PREVIOUS PERIOD  Russia 146.88 1,719.90 4.70 5.00  Egypt 96.20 253.25 9.90 11.30 Germany 82.80 4,211.64 3.40 3.50  Turkey 80.81 909.89 9.70 10.90  France 66.99 2,925.10 9.10 9.20 United Kingdom 65.81 2,936.29 4.00 4.20

APAC – Top 5 Countries, Ranked by Population COUNTRY Population (millions) GDP (US $Billions) 2Q % Unemployment Rate PREVIOUS PERIOD  China 1,390.08 14,092.51 3.83 3.90  India 1,283.60 2,848.23 3.52 3.51  Indonesia 258.70 1,074.97 5.13  Bangladesh 159.90 285.82 4.20  Japan 126.71 5,167.05 2.40 2.50

HRO Today/ PeopleScout 3Q 2015 Unemployment Report Overall Trends 3Q 2015 Global Unemployment Rates Global unemployment rates in 40 countries have changed since 3Q 2015 Source: HRO Today/ PeopleScout 3Q 2015 Unemployment Report This is about two year ago Yellow represents between 5% and 10% orange over 10% and blue is under 3%.

HRO Today/ PeopleScout 2Q 2019 Unemployment Report Overall Trends 2Q 2018 Global Unemployment Rates Low unemployment rates in most major economies of the world Tighter Markets and More Contingent Labor Usage Source: HRO Today/ PeopleScout 2Q 2019 Unemployment Report