Topicality. The onset of the health crisis found the youth labour market still fragile after the economic and financial crisis of 2008-2009. At the national level, the youth unemployment rate aged 15-24 has changed significantly as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic (and well above the EU-27 average), reaching 23.7% in the 4th quarter 2021. As the pandemic spread, the prevalence of NEET status, inactivity in the labour market and informal work among young people increased even more than unemployment among them. The economic and social consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic have been and still are significant for young people. The health crisis has been particularly severe for young people causing disruptions in their education, training and learning in the workplace, but also the loss of jobs and income, increasing the difficulties of young people looking for a job. Purpose. Analysis and synthesis of the main existing vulnerabilities on the youth labour market, their manifestation in the development regions of Romania in the conditions of the Covid-19 pandemic. Method. The descriptive statistical analysis was used mainly for visualising and synthesising information deducted from data regarding the youth labour market. The classification analysis was used in defining a typology of vulnerabilities on the youth labour market, and the factorial analysis was used in creating some indices about employment vulnerability. Outcomes. Realising a synthesis of the main vulnerabilities encountered on the youth labour market, at both national and regional level, and formulating some policy proposals that may contribute to diminishing them or their negative effects.