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Young people's choice of the future labourmarket April 9, 2007 10:56 PM  According to the latest EU survey young people in general and young Swedish women in the County of Sörmland in specific prefer to choose there future workplace in the service sector and the media. For many years in the past women's first priority was to work in public services.