Today's unemployment figures are continuing to encourage many
They however do not take into consideration the number of hours that people are working. The rate of income increase sadly isnt reflecting the cost of living and the Unemployment figures do not allow for those on Universal Credit still, neither do they reflect the 0 hour contract that in many cases keeps employees under the Eu hours rules as well as reducing the options of overtime.. People working part time
Youth Unemployment has been a challenge since the recession
Education and training is a key 25% of youth have lived at home.
This months figures
If you look at the GVA the Gross Value Added per head in the regions with London being most GVA is higher.
Education has an interesting report here
Unemployment is a challenge. This blog looks at what is happening around the country and some solutions. You are not alone These are personal thoughts- Consultancy undertaken through benefits2work.com & http://jobsearchagent.co.uk/ 07963 137094
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