Empirical research on Youth Transitions to, and within, the labour market

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Bibliography: Speckesser, S., Sala, L.K., n.d. Empirical research on Youth Transitions to, and within, the labour market. BIS RESEARCH PAPER NUMBER 255B.

Authors:: Stefan Speckesser, Laura Kirchner Sala

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Following a sharp increase in youth unemployment after the recession of 2008/09, the youth unemployment rate1 has been falling consistently in recent years. In the last quarter of 2014, youth unemployment was down 3.8 percentage points on the previous year to 12.4%. There has also been a substantial reduction in the number of young people Not in Education, Employment or Training (NEET). For 2014, the Department for Education2 reported that NEETs totalled 7.3% of all 16-18 year olds, down 0.4 percentage points on the previous year.

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Empirical research on Youth Transitions to, and within, the labour market

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