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, 2011 The rise in joblessness among young people began long before the recession - Barbara Petrongolo and John Van Reenen consider potential explanations.
Barbara Petrongolo, John Van Reenen
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Urban Education, 1981
Transition from pupil to worker is increasingly difficult for youth, particularly black youth. A unified approach, multidisciplinary and multiagency, has not appeared.
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Transition from pupil to worker is increasingly difficult for youth, particularly black youth. A unified approach, multidisciplinary and multiagency, has not appeared.
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, 2015 It's a pretty tough time to be a young European seeking to enter the labour market, but what exactly is the nature of the problem facing young people trying to find employment? It has long been recognized that unemployment is associated with a series of negative health consequences, both physical and psychological which tend to grow disproportionately ...
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Industrial and Commercial Training, 1983
It has taken a very long time in Britain for us to acknowledge the seriousness of youth unemployment. It is now nearly a decade since there were clear signs of its scale and structural significance. Yet there are still influential people blandly demanding “real jobs at real wages”, as if by some well‐meaning magic the problem could be wished away ...
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It has taken a very long time in Britain for us to acknowledge the seriousness of youth unemployment. It is now nearly a decade since there were clear signs of its scale and structural significance. Yet there are still influential people blandly demanding “real jobs at real wages”, as if by some well‐meaning magic the problem could be wished away ...
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Health Consequences of Youth Unemployment
Australian & New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, 1985The impact of unemployment on the physical and mental health of adolescents is one of the critical medical and social issues of our age. This paper reviews recent studies examining the link between youth unemployment and physical and mental ill-health.
M N, Sanford, P E, Mullen
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“A Note on Youth Unemployment in the EU” [PDF]
Annals of University of Petroşani, 2007 This short note aims to provide a theoretical framework to think of the youth unemployment problem and a classification of EU countries according to the way they address it. The key factor to explain youth unemployment is what we call the youth experience gap. To help young people to fill their experience gap and smooth school-to-work transitions every
caroleo f. e, PASTORE, Francesco
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Youth Unemployment and Health Effects
International Journal of Social Psychiatry, 1988Psychological and sociomedical unemployment research have become an important feature of public concern in the industrialised world. This paper focusses on research into youth unemployment and health effects from an international perspective and investigates more closely the following areas: Unemployment and health ...
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Youth unemployment: a review of the literature
Journal of Adolescence, 1985This paper sets out to review the studies on youth unemployment conducted in a range of English speaking countries: America, Australia and Great Britain. The studies have been divided into six sections: psychological adjustment, attributions and expectations, education about unemployment, job choice and work experience, values, and job interview ...
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Health consequences of youth unemployment
Public Health, 1994Youth unemployment is of increasing importance, not only as a social but also as a clinical problem.A prospective study was conducted during a five-year period in a municipality in the northern part of Sweden, where the youth unemployment rate was between 6% and 8%.
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