Systemic failures are hindering young people's successful employment, compounded by inefficient welfare spending.
3 reports, 2 independent
Updated Jul 7
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Systemic failures are hindering young people's successful employment, compounded by inefficient welfare spending.
How it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Sector failure impacts young worker trust.Sub-event
- Rising employment costs are reducing job opportunities for young people.Sub-event
- Systemic issues are cited as the main barrier to employment, involving Neil Greenberg and Universal Credit.Sub-event
- Analysis blames NI increases, minimum wage rises, and corporate focus on profits for youth unemployment.Sub-event
Systemic failures in youth employment and welfare spending are creating major issues for young people.1 source