The Problem of Youth Unemployment

Introduction The youth unemployment rate is between 15 and 19 years old who are not attending school or higher education and do not have any form of paid labor. Causes of this growing problem Employers do not want to transition from educated workers, low wages, education after the 12 th graduation to labor. Fortunately, the vast majority "industry for youth". In other words, when a particular company is classified as a "young and friendly industry" they not only employ well trained adults, they also hire experienced social youth.

The problem of unemployment among young people in the EU is not new. Over the past two decades, the unemployment rate of young people has doubled, and even doubled, the general unemployment rate in Europe. However, events in the past few years made the case much worse: 5.6 million young people in Europe are unemployed and a total of 7.5 million people do not have education or work. In addition, young people are eager to work, but more than half of those who are not working say they can not find a person at all.

Youth unemployment rate is a big problem in many countries. In the US, young employment has declined in the past 5 years, but still 11.1%, the overall unemployment rate is only 5.5%. In Canada, the average unemployment rate nationwide is about half, but the youth unemployment rate is 15.5%. Even worse in Europe is that nearly one quarter of the population of 18-24 years old is unemployed. One way to solve this problem is for the employer to provide young people with a short working week. They are not working full time, they start with 80% of workload and salary. This will produce 10-20% of the employment in the market.

Youth unemployment rate is still a big problem. Guinea needs appropriate policies to address the concerns of young people in urban areas. One problem is that their lives are inconsistent with what they see on television. For young people who can not find a job, seeing economic power and consumerism in rich countries only makes them more dissatisfied. Guinea has a large amount of steelmaking raw materials and iron ore reserves. The Rio Tinto group is the majority shareholder of the $ 6 billion Shimanto Iron Ore Project, which is known as the world's most undeveloped resource. It is said that this project is the same size as Pilbara in Western Australia.