Youth -Opposition responce to Neet issue

The skills are the key issue of the Youth issue It requires effective assessment and effective careers advice The plans outlined by the opposition make interesting reflection on changes from New Deal 18-24 Ed Miliband was in East London to give a speech advising young people about the importance of training. Mr Miliband, of course, went to Oxford University, where he trained as a philosopher. With jobs in the philosophy industry at a low, however, and even the biggest philosophy firms reluctant to invest in young philosophical talent, the Labour leader has decided a new approach is needed to help the unemployed youth of today find work. Essentially, he’s going to help them by taking their unemployment benefit away. He didn’t put it quite as baldly as that; instead he said, “A Labour government will get young people to sign up for training, not sign on for benefits.” None the less, to some Labour supporters, the policy may sound cruel and unfeeling, not to mention inconsistent; after four years of opposing the Coalition’s cuts, their party is now planning cuts of its own NEET the unemployed Youth are a major economic challenge. The Skills base in a fast moving world can be a concern For many the motivation whilst rejection continues is an issue that has not been looked at by any party...sadly