I giovani senza lavoro, formazione e istruzione si avvicinano al milione
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di tylerthe-theatre
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I’ve got family with this problem and there seems to be a huge number around the country including family who can’t drive, can’t get a job without driving, can’t afford the lessons without a job and have no solution to this catch-22. An access to driving program that connects people to lessons, pays for the lessons and is repaid when the learner has gotten a job from their driving ability growth would be a massive improvement compared to the current situation.
Maybe if we increase national insurance on companies even more it will solve this
The UK government is “desperate” to get people into work yet does nothing at all to actually help them
What did you all expect? If you outsource all your industries and employ cheap labour so you don’t have to train anyone up then what do you think the inevitable consequence would be?
NEET this NEET that. Some 2010 nostalgia posting from the BBC today.
There’s about 750k job vacancies in the UK at the moment, so they can’t all work and that’s not taking into account the other 800k out of work.
Also at the same time as this people seem intent on sending disabled people back to work, even if they can’t and that’s millions more.
This is the reason a welfare state exists as full employment is not practical or in fact desirable under our economic system. (It is with Keynesianism).
Driving is so expensive, public transport is either expensive or crap, living out is expensive, paying back student loans is increasingly daunting, you’re either over- or under-qualified, there are hundreds of applicants per job, AI is taking entry-level jobs, management treats starters like crap…
I am an Oxford grad and I have more uni mates without jobs than I have friends in full-time employment. It’s insane and I don’t know a way to fix it.
War. That’ll cut those numbers.
Why do you think the politicals are so keen on war and AI ?
You could always make mass outsourcing illegal or extremely high tax … take thousands if not millions of jobs out of the UK by greedy execs who want to maximise profits by hiring people in third world countries. No only does it make the job harder as the people absolutely lack decent training it’s literally destroying the economy.
It’s not a new problem, but has been getting worse. I had to leave the UK at 19 and I’ve not been back full-time ever since (now 30 ish). I couldn’t bring myself to be on the dole waiting for a job to come, so maxed out my credit card and left
Just bring back the Resident Labour Market Test for all work visas. If a job can be filled here, it shouldn’t be filled from abroad.
The government is rushing through emergency rules to prioritise UK medical graduates but restoring the Labour Market Test would do that automatically, for all UK graduates.
Right now immigration policy seems designed around what suits employers and boosts tax receipts, not what’s best for the existing population.
perhaps we should begin with the million young people we already have here right now. Thats enough people to build the economy and so on right there
A lot of people here are bringing up cars, on every job I look at they ask about driving, as if that’s relevant to stacking shelfs in tescos. The bar to finding work is too high. IMO employers have had it too good for too long.
As the number gets higher and higher with AI and robotics making the number of humans needed to run the world less and less, I can only speculate that those really running the world will invoke their plan to cut the world population numbers drastically. War, new pandemic, both?
The grand plan is probably to eliminate the lower to middle class and make this world ‘Epstein Planet’
Lack of car is one of the least pressing reasons. That’s a ridiculously car brained answer. Anyone that lives in reasonable sized town or city will have plenty access to public transport, cycling and walking.
Spends years learning something for a career while amassing huge amounts of debt.
No chance of a job after leaving as some AI can do the job 1000x more efficiently.
This number will continue to rise if all the blame continues to be put on those trying to find a job instead of recognising the issues with the job market and lack of quality job creation.