The £1 billion scheme that aims to tackle youth unemployment launches today. The Youth Contract Scheme will offer incentives worth more than £2,275 for each 18-24 year old that an employer offers a paid position to and will also create 250,000 work experience places.
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“Businesses that have plans to expand now have avenues to recruit among sections of society where there is a huge amount of potential. As a result, they now have the support to invest in the future of the nation’s workforce and also the future of their own businesses. Clearly, this scheme will just be one part of the solution to joblessness but as long as the issue of youth unemployment remains a priority, we will hopefully make steady progress. The government says that it is determined to tackling youth unemployment. In this current climate, this determination should
