The 2008 economic crisis has resulted in a dramatic increase of youth unemployment in most developed countries. A 26.5 per cent increase in their number and a rate remaining close to the crisis peak is still recorded in 2012. These striking levels are not yet a new feature for some labour market like in France and recent studies reveal major disparities according to the residential location, ev...

Ensuring employment of young people in the EU and use this political legal experience Ukrainian realities is a rather urgent issue. The article systematizes investigates current state causes youth unemployment countries. It was determined that rate among steadily increased during period 2008-2013, which affected economy, however, until 2019, consistent decline observed. main factors influencing...

In order to study the mismatch between the available skills of labour force and the skills required by labour market, we developed the concept of Labour Market Attractiveness. This concept consisted of the combination of a set of variables from 6 Eurostats datasets on different subjects (i.e. Demographics; Earnings structure; Education and training; Life conditions; Employment and unemployment;...

The process of "transitioning" to adulthood for youth with disabilities has long been recognized to be an important but understudied public policy concern. This paper evaluates the labor market effects of Virginia’s school-to-work vocational evaluation program, PERT. Using a unique panel data set containing more than a decade of employment and service provision, we provide the first-ever assess...

entrepreneurship is very important in order to creating jobs for the unemployed and educated youth. as regards educated youth have fewer tendencies to self-employment and investment in this context. therefore this study was performed with the objective investigating personality skills of entrepreneurial of rural youth and suggest solutions for strengthen these skills in gonbad-e-kavous county. ...

A LONG-TERM FOLLOW-UP OF CROSSOVER YOUTH: YOUNG ADULT OUTCOMES FOR MALTREATED YOUTH IN THE JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM By Carly Baetz Adviser: Cathy Spatz Widom, Ph.D., John Jay College Crossover youth, those with histories of childhood maltreatment and delinquency, may be at high risk for negative outcomes compared to other youth. However, very little is known about the long-term outcomes for this...

The process of "transitioning" to adulthood for youth with disabilities has long been recognized to be an important but understudied public policy concern. This paper evaluates the labor market effects of Virginia’s school-to-work vocational evaluation program, PERT. Using a unique panel data set containing more than a decade of employment and service provision, we provide the first-ever assess...

In this paper, the authors cite research indicating that youth may be the single age group most at risk of becoming homeless, yet comparatively little research has been done in the past decade on this vulnerable population. Some important progress has been made, including longitudinal studies on youth “aging out” of foster care. After reviewing the characteristics of homeless youth, the authors...

Homeless youth face multiple challenges to becoming independent, self-sufficient adults. They struggle to survive from day to day, doing what they can to secure food and temporary shelter. They endure the trauma of street life, often contending with mental health and sub stance use issues. They lack the education and work experience necessary to find employment. In addition to the issues that c...