Greens would offer two-year jobs to unemployed under-24s
But more than dream, they should have a genuine chance of making those dreams a reality.The number of 16-24-year-olds who are not in employment, education or training has been rising since the Covid pandemic, with figures reaching almost one million. A long-awaited report into the problem by former Labour minister Alan Milburn is expected to be published this autumn.
- ▪But more than dream, they should have a genuine chance of making those dreams a reality.The number of 16-24-year-olds who are not in employment, education or training has been rising since the Covid pandemic, with figures reaching almost on
- ▪A long-awaited report into the problem by former Labour minister Alan Milburn is expected to be published this autumn.
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Greens would offer two-year jobs to unemployed under-24sImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Mothin Ali addressed Green Party members on the second day of their conference in BrightonByKate WhannelPolitical reporter, Reporting fromGreen Party Conference, BrightonPublished1 minute agoYoung people would be offered a guaranteed two-year job within four months of leaving education or training, under a new proposal unveiled by the Green Party. Announcing the policy at the party's conference in Brighton, co-deputy leader Mothin Ali said there were a million "bored, desperate and lost" young people who were out of work, training or education.Under the proposed scheme, youngsters would be offered posts in the private sector, with the government paying half their salary.The Greens have not…
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