UK Youth NEET Numbers Projected to Reach 1.25 Million by 2031
A government-commissioned review warns Britain risks a lost generation as more 16-to-24-year-olds leave work, education and training. The report projects the total will climb to 1.25 million within five years.
japantoday.comA government-commissioned review warns that Britain risks creating a lost generation as the number of young people out of work and education rises sharply. 25 million by 2031.
Current figures already show elevated levels of young people detached from both employment and study. The review states that opportunities are shrinking for too many in this age group.
The findings call for renewed focus on education-to-work transitions and targeted support programs. Without intervention, the report concludes, a larger share of young adults will face long-term economic exclusion.
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Additional public spending on youth training programs may be required.
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