危与机：新职场，年轻人如何破浪前行（英）

commissioned byCrisis of Opportunity:Young People Navigating the New Work OrderJuly 2024Crisis of Opportunity: Young People Navigating the New Work OrderAcknowledgementsSupported By:DeloitteAccess EconomicsDeloitte Australia acknowledges and thanks the World YMCA for commissioning the report with support from ServiceNow and the Y Australia. In particular, we would like to thank the following for their contribution and strategic input:World YMCAYMCA is active in 12,000 communities and 120 countries, employing some 90,000 staff and mobilizing some 920,000 volunteers. It reaches over 60 million people a year. Working collectively under its shared YMCA Vision 2030, it impacts lives through programs and advocacy in four priority areas: Community Wellbeing, Meaningful Work, Sustainable Planet, and Just World. Established in 1844, the YMCA is 180 years old in 2024.Y AustraliaPart of the global YMCA Movement,  the Y Australia offers a wide range of programs and services over 680 localities around Australia that support children and young people across their life cycle, from early learning programs to meaningful career pathways, through to recreation and other supports for older Australians.Thank you to the over 10,000 young people, from 127 countries, that participated in the Meaningful Work Survey, and the 60+ young people who were directly consulted as part of focus groups. Thank you to the 90+ Youth Champions and the 85+ National Government Secretaries who drove the success of the Meaningful Work Survey and assisted in prioritising a diverse voice of young people from across the world.Thank you to the members of the Steering Committee for YMCA's Global Meaningful Work Project; the YMCA's Community of Impact on Youth Employment and Entrepreneurship and World YMCA's Communications team for their invaluable input, advice and support.Thank you to the 20+ Global Deloitte Partners for offering their expertise and eminence to the Meaningful Work findings and conclusions.Carlos SanveeSecretary General, World YMCARehana Merali MerchantPillar Lead, Meaningful WorkNicole Scoble-WilliamsGlobal Future of Work LeadJan Owen AMProject SponsorMaria Cristina SaldarriagaGlobal Program Support CoordinatorCameron PittAustralian Modern Work Lead PartnerTal KarpProject SponsorLauren PollockNational Manager, Youth Ecosystem and Special ProjectsDavid RumbensDeloitte Access Economics PartnerThank you to the Deloitte Human Capital and Access Economics teams for their contributions:Jacqueline SpenceAmelia O’Dell Jacob MeachamSophie JayatillakeMichelle ShiJasper RobertsDavid CroweKirsty MillerSophia BarsCrisis of Opportunity: Young People Navigating the New Work Order02YMCA is the oldest and one of the largest youth organisations in the world. Established in 1844, it has grown to reach over 65 million people a year across 120 countries, forming a global Movement. YMCA’s vision is a world where every person lives in harmony with self, with society and with creation. Its mission