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Bridging the labour market skills gap to tackle youth unemployment in South Africa

Habiyaremye, Alexis; Habanabakize, Thomas; Nwosu, Chijioke - In: The economic and labour relations review : ELRR 33 (2022) 4, pp. 786-805

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The regional anatomy of school dropouts in Spain : the role of the industry structure of local labour markets

Diaz-Serrano, Luis; Nilsson, Jan Olof William - 2020

A number of studies have examined the impact of local labor market conditions on school dropout. However, none of them have considered the role of the industry structure. We construct data for a panel of Spanish regions and identify the effect of local labor markets using a variation of the...

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Qualifikation + Leiharbeit = Klebeeffekt? : die (Wieder-)Eingliederung benachteiligter Jugendlicher in den Arbeitsmarkt

Brinkmann, Ulrich; Ehlert, Christoph R.; Eversberg, Dennis - 2011

Wie gelingt es, gering qualifizierte Jugendliche in den Arbeitsmarkt zu integrieren? Wie können deren Motivation und … Public Private Partnership im Bereich der Arbeitsmarktpolitik erwachsen. …

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Qualifikation + Leiharbeit=Klebeeffekt? : Die (Wieder-)Eingliederung benachteiligter Jugendlicher in den Arbeitsmarkt

Brinkmann, Ulrich (contributor); … - 2011

Kombination von Leiharbeitseinsätzen, Qualifikationsphasen und individuellem Coaching in den Arbeitsmarkt zu integrieren. Das … 4 ZSZ Institut für Arbeitsmarkt … Jugendlicher in den Arbeitsmarkt B 376478 Ulrich Brinkmann Christoph Ehlert Dennis Eversberg Jochen Kluve Peter …

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Does job corps training boost the labor market outcomes of young Latinos?

Flores-Lagunes, Alfonso; González, Arturo; Neumann, Todd - In: Young workers in the global economy : job challenges in …, (pp. 265-286). 2008

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Jobs for Africa's expanding youth cohort : a stocktaking of employment prospects and policy interventions

Betcherman, Gordon; Khan, Themrise - In: IZA Journal of development and migration 8 (2018) 13, pp. 1-20

Youth unemployment and underemployment are serious concerns in sub-Saharan Africa, especially given the region’s young population. The barriers young people face stem both from skills deficiencies and from weak fundamentals that constrain job creation more generally in the region. Employment...

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An assessment of the social work program in Turkey in terms of labour market experience and professional skill attainment

Arpat, Bulent; Namal, Mete Kaan; Kocanci, Mustafa; … - In: Amfiteatru economic : an economic and business research … 23 (2021) 57, pp. 548-569

Dominance of theory-based education is not well connected by the current practices. So, the knowledge delivered within higher education institutions cannot create adequate value in the market and in turn which causes the youth unemployment to become a chronicle problem. Therefore, work placement...

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A long journey to a cul-de-sac : a reflection on UK skills policy

Sloman, Martyn - In: Human resource development international : enhancing … 17 (2014) 2, pp. 222-230

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Youth labor market interventions : comprehensive programs that focus on skills can reduce unemployment and upgrade skills in OECD countries

Kluve, Jochen - 2014

Reducing youth unemployment and generating more and better youth employment opportunities are key policy challenges worldwide. Active labor market programs for disadvantaged youth may be an effective tool in such cases, but the results have often been disappointing in Organisation for Economic...

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Non-formal learning and the acquisition of skills - how does the EU support youth employment?

Wochowska, Małgorzata - In: Comparative economic research : Central and Eastern Europe 18 (2015) 2, pp. 161-179

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