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Study: Young people living with their parents longer
Faced with a depressed job market, a growing number of young people continue to live at home, with serious implications for their independence, warns a new study by Eurofound.Political will, not only cash, needed to fight youth unemployment: experts
SPECIAL REPORT / With youth unemployment at 23%, twice the level of the older population, the EU has earmarked €6 billion to put young people back to work, but more political will is needed to make sure that the national programmes are ambitious and deliver tangible results, experts said. VideoPromoted content
Employment. Lets work it out.
Unemployment is a major concern in Europe. Discover what the European Parliament is doing to improve the situation.EU tells member states to step up actions on jobs
The commissioner responsible for employment, social affairs and inclusion, László Andor, has called on EU member states to do more for Europe's unemployed, after the rate of overall jobless in the member states rose since July 2012. VideoPromoted content
EU leaders agree on €8bn youth jobless fund
European leaders agreed on Thursday (27 June) to set aside around 8 billion euros to combat youth unemployment, even as they admitted that the labour market would only sustainably improve once the crisis-hit region returns to growth.Europe’s €8bn youth jobless fund meets scepticism
European leaders agreed on Thursday (27 June) to set aside around 8 billion euros to combat youth unemployment, even as they admitted that the labour market would only sustainably improve once the crisis-hit region returns to growth.Ex-Nokia innovation chief: Today’s labour policies are ill-adapted to the Y generation
Present-day labour policies reflect an “outdated command and control culture” to employment that no longer fits with the younger generation, says Juhani Risku, former innovation director at Nokia, who has elaborated a different approach to work.EU leaders to agree faster spending on youth jobless fight
French President François Hollande will travel to Brussels for a European summit today with an appeal for an EU-wide “action plan” on youth unemployment that includes frontloading the bloc’s €6-billion youth employment initiative over the next two years rather than the next seven, the fund’s original time frame.Brussels proposes measures to match jobseekers with vacancies
The European Commission has released proposals for better functioning public job centres, as part of the fight against Europe’s soaring unemployment levels. VideoPromoted content