The latest EU Employment and Social Situation Quarterly Review has been published.
– full report of the study: http://issuu.com/yomag/docs/reportnfe_print
– executive summary: http://issuu.com/yomag/docs/nfe_employabilitystudy-executivesummary
Following the launch of the study last October, we are pleased to share with you the links to the online final version of the full report as well as the executive summary.
The study is available in English and Spanish (kindly translated by the Spanish Youth Council).
The Study is a valuable advocacy tool for the recognition of non-formal education and the skills developed by young people in this setting; it also reinforces the key role that youth organisations play as providers of quality non-formal education.
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BERLIN – With its record-low unemployment (5.4%), Germany stands out among fellow eurozone countries such as France or Spain, suffering from sky-high jobless rates.
Part of Germany’s success is due to a series of reforms pushed through by the Social-Green government of former chancellor Gerhard Schroeder ten years ago, overhauling the labour market and welfare system.
He made it easier for companies to hire and fire, lowered taxes and limited social benefits. The Schroeder model is now viewed as a must-do for crisis-plagued EU countries in the south.
But the flipside of Germany’s high employment rate is low-paid and unstable jobs.
A debate in the German Bundes...
The youth unemployment crisis has had a profound effect on young people and the societies in which they live. Youth unemployment is a global issue that threatens to undermine the very fabric of our society. More than 75 million young people are unemployed internationally and in Europe close to one in four young people are out of work.
As a result of growing youth unemployment, young people are experiencing increased levels of poverty and social exclusion, and there is a widening economic gap between older and younger generations.
In this Policy Paper, which is an update of the 2008 Policy Paper on Youth Employment, the Youth Forum identifies the main causes of youth unemployment, including: inequalities on the labour market, a lack of provision of services to young people, and the privatis...
Dear all,
The Youth UnEmployment project team would like to present you our project European School of Entrepreneurship – ESE. We are now looking for partners to become part of this legendary event!
The following countries are especially invited to apply: Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia.
You can find here the open call for partners for the European School of Entrepreneurship 2013. Please fill in the partners identification form by April 22, 2013 and send it to yue@aegee.org.
Looking forward to reading from you soon,
YuE Team
The AEGEE Youth UnEmployment Project team decided to skip the traditional skype meeting and instead meet up in Brussels. The team held a physical meeting at the AEGEE Head Office on 12.4.-14.4.2013 with the Project Leader Florence, ESE Leader Beata, FR Responsible David and PR Responsible Iina present.
The week-end included not only crazy teambuilding moments, but above all intensive discussions on how to bring the YuE project to a higher level: ESE 2013 preparations just started with a new concept, energy and motivation, and other new initiatives will see the light in 2013!
Stay tuned for more!
Read MoreDear all,
The Youth UnEmployment project is looking for trainers for the third edition of
European School of Entrepreneurship 2013 (ESE)!
Would you like to meet and train young, enthusiastic, future entrepreneurs?
Do you like to share your knowledge?
Would you like to create an amazing event with us?
Are you ready for taking up a challenge!
Join ESE3!
Please find below detailed information about European School of Entrepreneurship 2013
and the desired trainer’s profile!
