Mapping youth transitions in Europe [Risorsa elettronica]

Luxembourg : Publications office of the European Union, 2014

Abstract: Young people in Europe continue to experience great difficulties in the labour market. While the youth unemployment rate has started to fall in a few Member States, overall 23% of young job-seekers aged 15–24 in the EU28 could not find a job in January 2014. The number of young people who were not in employment, education or training (the NEETs group) in 2012 increased to 14.6 million, representing 15.9% of the entire population of those aged 15–29. This report analyses the labour mark ...; [read all] Young people in Europe continue to experience great difficulties in the labour market. While the youth unemployment rate has started to fall in a few Member States, overall 23% of young job-seekers aged 15–24 in the EU28 could not find a job in January 2014. The number of young people who were not in employment, education or training (the NEETs group) in 2012 increased to 14.6 million, representing 15.9% of the entire population of those aged 15–29. This report analyses the labour market situation of young people in Europe, focusing in particular on the school-to-work transition, in terms of the amount of time it takes to start the first job after education, while also monitoring the more general transition to adulthood, the age at which young people leave the parental home. It also investigates the tenacity of many young people who against the odds continue to be employed during the crisis, as well as charting their transitions from temporary to permanent contracts. Lastly, the report analyses policy measures implemented by selected Member States in support of school-to-work transitions.

I giovani in Europa continuano a incontrare grandi difficoltà a entrare nel mercato del lavoro. Anche se il tasso di disoccupazione giovanile ha cominciato a calare in alcuni Stati membri, a gennaio 2014 il 23 % dei giovani in cerca di lavoro tra i 15 e i 24 anni non era ancora riuscito a trovare un lavoro. Nel 2012 i giovani europei che non studiavano, non lavoravano né seguivano corsi di formazione (NEET) erano 14,6 milioni, una quota pari al 15,9 % della popolazione nella fascia d’età 15-29 anni. La presente relazione analizza la situazione del mercato del lavoro dei giovani in Europa, concentrandosi in particolar modo sul passaggio scuola-lavoro e monitorando anche il passaggio più generale alla vita adulta. La relazione si sofferma inoltre sulla capacità dei giovani di mantenere un’occupazione malgrado le difficoltà della crisi, tracciandone il passaggio dai contratti a tempo determinato a quelli a tempo indeterminato. Per concludere, vengono passati in rassegna i punti forti e deboli di misure politiche selezionate. [compress]

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Mapping youth transitions in Europe [Risorsa elettronica] / European foundation for the improvement of living and working conditions ; Massimiliano Mascherini ...[et al.]. - Dati testuali elettronici. - Luxembourg : Publications office of the European Union, 2014

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Tit. dalla schermata del titolo. - Executive summary in Italiano available at: http://www.eurofound.europa.eu/publications/htmlfiles/ef13921_it.htm

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