Examples of using Neets in English and their translations into German
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Romania faces critical situations regarding NEETs rate, AROP and inequalities.
Around one million young French people are currently out of employment,education or training NEETs.
Decision-makers have showed more interest on the NEETs and more funding was made available.
Luckily, there is a point of reference:Mr. Shaw, the manager of The Edinburgh Guarantee programme, designed for Neets.
Increased social inclusion of all young people,especially those at risk such as NEETs and young people with a migrant background;
I would not call them Neets," he says,"we prefer to speak of young people in their complexity, in Scotland we define them as those who are in need of more choices and more chances.
Croatia shows problematic developments and levels in unemployment, NEETs and poverty indicators.
The YEI will exclusively target NEETs aged up to 25 years, and where the Member States consider relevant, also those aged up to 30 years.
In response to concerns about the growing social exclusion of young people,nearly all Member States took measures to enhance the inclusion of NEETs.
The Youth Guarantee willfocus on preventing young people from becoming NEETs- priority on 15-24, but some measures to be extended up to 30.
The measures co-financed by the EGF would help the 138 workers facing the greatest difficulties andan equal number of NEETs to find jobs.
Italy has the third highest percentage of NEETs of all the European states, after Bulgaria and Greece, with ever increasing emigration rates leading to a so-called"brain drain.
NEET Projects: For successful(re-)integration,several innovative projects were established to enable NEETs to re-enter the education system or the labour market.
To support this initiative, United Colors of Benetton will release a film paying homage to today's youth.The film is an unfiltered portrayal of the everyday life of four young NEETs.
The YEI is available for Member State measures directly aimed at young individuals-especially the NEETs- aged under 25 years, and where the Member States consider relevant, also those aged under 30 years.
The Council called for a greater contribution from youth policy to the goals of the Europe 2020 strategy andconfirmed its intention to better include NEETs and promote youth entrepreneurship.
NEETs are, however, a heterogeneous group and can be further subdivided into two broad categories: unemployed NEETs are actively looking for work; inactive NEETs are not looking for a job.
Actions under the YEI are expected to foster cooperation across different institutions andservices to assist especially NEETs in an integrated way.
According to Patricia, the agency knows exactly whichyoung people are at risk to becomes Neets because of feedback provided by schools where if they notice a student slowing down, they intervene immediately with strategic actions.
Despite these positive developments, renewed efforts are needed to support the young people who are furthest away from the labour market,i.e. the NEETs who have benefited the least from these improvements.
In Sweden, the strategy"Paths forwards- strategy for NEETs" focuses on motivating young people above 15 to start or return to education and complete upper secondary school, or to work the latter when relevant and only for those aged 20-25.
The disadvantaged neighbourhoods targeted include Medway and especially the White Road estate and Wayfield where numbers of young people Not in Education,Employment or Training(NEETs) are growing.
The measures co-financed by the EGF would help the workers and the NEETs find new jobs by providing them with active career guidance, vocational training, specific advice towards entrepreneurship, contributions to business start-up and the relevant allowances.
In this case however Member States will have to allocate additional ESF resources to these measures in order to avoid a drastic reduction of support perperson potentially down from €1356 to around €700 if all NEETs are included.
The category of young people referred to as NEETs(not in employment, education or training) is of particular concern: according to Eurofound3, NEETs also face a higher risk of finding only insecure jobs later, and the frustration they experience early on in life makes them more susceptible to radical political movements.
Young people are 4 times more likely to be in precarious work, 21% are living at risk of poverty compared to 16% average population and 14 million young people are currently not in employment,education or training(NEETs) with figures continue to rise.
The national coordinator for NEETs aims at ensuring better collaboration between government agencies, municipalities, county councils and organisations at national, regional and local level, and works in close collaboration with the Delegation for young people in work, in order to promote local agreements between municipalities and the PES, and their implementation.
The EGF should continue after 31 December 2017 to temporarily provide assistance to young people not in employment,education or training(NEETs) who reside in regions eligible under the Youth Employment Initiative, since those regions are disproportionately impacted by major redundancies.
The measures can include counselling, orientation, training- including vocational training, support for finding a job, apprenticeships, support to young NEETs for setting up companies and entrepreneurship counselling, support for mobility of young NEETs to find a job in another region of Romania or incentives for employers to create jobs, apprenticeships etc.
