Kategorie: Arbeitslosigkeit

„Youth unemployment is lowest in the Continental European countries (15.2% on average, but much lower in countries with a well-established

Italien: „The unemployment rate among tertiary educated adults is among the highest in OECD countries.“ Dr. Paula Garda, „Enhancing employability and

„Deutschland und Österreich verzeichnen im internationalen Vergleich ungewöhnlich niedrige Akademikerquoten, obwohl gerade diese beiden Länder eine sehr niedrige Jugendarbeitslosigkeit und

„Only 53 % of Europeans who have no upper secondary diploma (Anm.: also SchulabbrecherInnen) are employed, against 74 % of

„Viele Länder, u. a. das Vereinigte Königreich (modern apprenticeships), Spanien (nuevo contrato de la formación y aprendizaje) und Frankreich (apprentissage

„The unemployment rate of youth (aged 15-24) is twice as high as adult unemployment (25 years+) in most countries. It

„Evidence suggests that work-based learning can be a promising pathway towards better employment outcomes for young people.“ Viktória Kis, „Work-based

„Countries with a high share of youth in apprenticeships have lower rates of disconnected youth and youth experiencing difficult transition

„Countries with very high long-term youth-unemployment rates include Greece, Italy, Croatia and Slovakia.“ Bertelsmann (Hrg.), „Long-term Unemployment in the EU:

„As youth unemployment rates remain persistently high and transitions from education into work become increasingly difficult, a growing share of