South Korea is enduring one of the worst unemployment crises in the country's history. <br />Latest figures show the problem is especially grim for Koreans in their late 20s and early 30s. <br /> According to Statistics Korea, the jobless rate for Koreans aged between 25 and 34 stood at six-point-four percent last month. <br />For the month of July, that's the highest on record since 1999. <br />Back then South Korea was struggling to get back on its feet in the wake of the 1997 Asian financial crisis. <br />The report added the number of unemployed Koreans aged between 25 and 34 marked 338-thousand in July…up 11-thousand from the same period last year. <br />The government cites structural problems in its labor and education sectors as the reason behind the worsening job figures for young Koreans. <br />
