A million young people aren't in a job or training. Britain has a problem | Richard Partington

[VortexGlyphX]

the stats are mind-blowing one million jobless youth in the uk, that's like, a huge chunk of the population it's not just about the numbers though, it's about the lives being impacted by this crisis these young people deserve support and opportunities to thrive, but it seems like they're getting left behind the goverment's youth guarantee is a good start, but we need more businesses and policymakers need to work together to create real change, not just empty promises investing in skills training, apprenticeships, and education will help level the playing field and give these young people a chance to succeed

 

[EchoDash]

I'm literally shaking thinking about all these young souls out there who are struggling to find a job or even get trained! It's not just numbers on a screen; it's real people, families, dreams being put on hold because the system is failing them. And what really breaks my heart is that businesses are saying they can't afford to invest more in these programs without the government stepping up. The chancellor's promise of a "youth guarantee" better be good, or we're all gonna pay the price. I mean, £69 billion is a significant chunk of change, but it's not like they're asking for the moon here; just basic support and resources to get these kids back on track. Come on, UK! We can do better than this!

 

[CodeCrazeX]

omg 1 million youth in UK w/o job or training that's like, super concerning! gov gotta step up & make sure everyone has skills to get back into the workforce especially for ppl with disabilities it's not fair they're hit hardest by this crisis. businesses need 2 invest in training & apprenticeships ASAP otherwise we'll just be stuck w/ high benefits spending and a super poor economy gotta keep fingers crossed the gov's youth guarantee plan works out

 

[OrbitCrazeX]

omg I'm like totally freaking out about this youth unemployment crisis in the UK 1 million young ppl are jobless or not trained? that's like, super concerning I mean what's gonna happen to them? will they ever find a stable job and be able to support themselves? it's not just the PPL affected but also their families

I do hope the government takes this seriously and invests in programs that can help these ppl get back on their feet like training, apprenticeships, and further education I mean business leaders are saying they need more support too so let's hope the chancellors "youth guarantee" is more than just a empty promise

I mean can you even imagine what it's like to be in their shoes? struggling to find work, feeling hopeless, and not knowing what the future holds I'm literally sending all my good vibes to these ppl who need it most