India's young are more educated than ever. So why are so many jobless? https://t.co/G7eIhMJ8nz ...

Group 1 - The Labour's Employment Rights Act is expected to exacerbate youth unemployment in Britain, with joblessness among 16-24-year-olds reaching an 11-year high of 16.1% [3][4] - The British Retail Consortium (BRC) estimates that over 160,000 part-time retail jobs may be cut if employment costs continue to rise, adding to the 70,000 jobs already lost in the past year and 350,000 since 2015 [1][2] - The BRC warns that new costs or rigidity from the Employment Rights Act will lead businesses to reassess hiring plans, particularly affecting graduate and part-time roles [2][4] Group 2 - Helen Dickinson, CEO of the BRC, emphasizes the importance of local, flexible jobs as essential entry points into the workforce for young people, especially during a time of rising youth unemployment [3] - The Employment Rights Act, which represents the most significant expansion of workers' rights in over a decade, poses a threat to job availability, as businesses have already begun cutting jobs in response to rising employment costs [4][5] - Companies are concerned that the requirement to offer guaranteed hours based on regular work patterns will lead to chronic overstaffing, prompting a shift towards temporary staff for busy periods [5][6]

RT White Papers Policy Institute (@WhitePapersPol)The European Union is creating a foreigners-only recruiting tool for European corporations.EU youth unemployment is above 15%. The EU does not seem at all concerned with the huge budgetary drains of mass immigration.It's always more replacement migration. ...

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[Music] Right now in the UK today, 1 million young people aged 16 to 24 are economically inactive and labeled a crisis. One million. Let that sink in.One million. These are statistics we hear so often they stop meaning anything. To put that into perspective, you can sell out Wembley Stadium over nine times.And these statistics are included in yet another government report. A headline we aimlessly scroll past. But these aren't just numbers.They're names. They're the Zaines, Amelia, and Kyles of this world. A ...