Author: Lauren Mistry
State of the Nation 2017: Social Mobility in Great Britain
The Social Mobility Commission has today launched the State of the Nation 2017, a review of social mobility in Great […]
Industrial Strategy: Building a Britain Fit for the Future
Business secretary, Greg Clark MP has today launched the Industrial Strategy, the strategy sets out the long term plan to boost […]
City Year Visit
Youth ambassador Harvey was invited along to meet the team at City Year earlier this month to see how a […]
One in five employers of apprentices unsure of the rules on apprentice pay
This report is from Learning and Work Institute New research from Learning and Work Institute suggest that many apprentices are […]
Apprenticeship Wages : TUC Findings
According to the TUC 135,000 apprentices in England are being paid below the minimum wage. The findings come as TUC […]
Youth Employment UK Budget Response
Commentary provided by Youth Employment UK CEO, Laura-Jane Rawlings Philip Hammond delivered his autumn budget yesterday boasting that it was […]
Technical education and apprenticeships: raising awareness in schools
From 2 January 2018 all local-authority-maintained schools and academies must give education and training providers the opportunity to talk to […]
5 things you didn’t know about transport and logistics
Finding the right job can be tricky… but knowledge is most definitely power. The more you know about every sector, […]
NEET Statistics Quarterly Brief July 2017 – September 2017
The Department for Education (DfE) have released the latest NEET statistics for young people, the data is taken from the […]
#CareersThatMove Transport & Logistics Campaign
Youth Employment UK in partnership with the Chartered Institute for Logistics and Transport and The Imperial Group are running a […]
Tech Know-How: The New Way to Get Ahead
Improving tech know-how could bring economic benefits for individuals and UK plc over the long-term Socio economic background, gender and […]
November: Latest Employment Figures
The latest ONS data shows the employment rate at 75.0%, down slightly compared with April to June 2017 but up […]