“Young people’s exclusion from the labour market bears a wider social impact”
Allan Päll, Secretary General of the European Youth Forum, talks in this interview about this platform and young people’s rights and responsibilities. – How and …
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Agreement between Novia Salcedo, la Caixa and Council of Bizkaia to define an employment model
Novia Salcedo Foundation, la Caixa Foundation and t he Provincial Council of Bizkaia have signed a cooperation agreement to support the ‘Job Creation Model’ project, …
Nestlé shall offer job opportunities to 1,250 young Spaniards until 2016
Large private companies are aware that promoting youth employment is a key factor to improving their future competitiveness. Based on this premise, the multinational Nestlé …
180,000 euros in aid to promote youth employment in Spanish municipalities
The Spanish Federation of Municipalities and Provinces (FEMP) and the Youth Institute of Spain (Injuve) have agreed to grant 30 aid packages – totalling 180,000 …
Employment Platforms: unemployed people take control
“I realized we were on the verge of a new era; and that new people were needed”. Enlightening words by José Luis Borges that indicate …
Young people give more importance to their professional careers than to their wages
The portals Trabajando.com and Universia have published the results of a survey conducted on 9.500 young people in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Spain, Mexico, Peru, …
The Mapfre Foundation is funding 600 employment contracts for young people
Young people between 18 and 29 years of age who are unemployed and have completed their Compulsory Secondary Education studies. This is the profile of …
United States, favourite destination of Spanish youth for summer jobs
The United States is one of the favourite destinations for work placements and to gain professional experience in Spanish and American companies. Fellows, interns, camp …
Will robots steal our jobs?
This is the question that authors Carl Benedikt Frey and Michael A. Osborne from the University of Oxford ask, in a study published on the …