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Mobility programmes have shown to enhance learners' skills, autonomy, confidence, and open-mindedness. They also help learners define their future careers and life choices, with participants experiencing shorter transitions from education to employment. 

This article adds to the literature on the time persistence of being Not in Employment, Education or Training (NEET) youth. 

The report starts on the premise that, despite current positive employment trends, the Bulgarian labour market and the country’s educational institutions have been failing to provide inclusion opportunities for a significant share of youth. 

This first ILO report on public employment services focuses on the role of such services in mitigating the effects of the COVID-19 crisis and potentially future crises on the labour market. 

This synthesis report provides an overview of interventions targeting young people aged 25 to 29 who are neither in employment, education, or training (NEET). 

The risk of becoming NEET depends on a number of factors, including socio-economic conditions, level of vulnerability as well as other socio-demographic characteristics. This report examines the link between undeclared work experience and Youth Guarantee registration among youth in Italy, Portugal and Spain. 

This assessment report provides a comprehensive overview of the European public employment services (PES) landscape. The report highlights trends in PES service delivery, strategic orientation as well as good practice examples from different EU Member States. 

The European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions (Eurofound) published its latest report on youth in 2024. The report provides a snapshot of young people’s situation in today’s Europe, focusing on educational and career paths, housing circumstances and family situation. 

Cedefop, together with its CareersNet partners in EU Member States and beyond, has collected examples of lifelong guidance policies and practices that support the rights and opportunities of people with disabilities. This briefing note showcases some of these initiatives in EU Member States and beyond, and presents policy pointers for further action.

The present report, after presenting a literature review leading to the formation of a conceptualization framework (Chapter 2), offers a thorough quantitative analysis of the expansion of NEETs in the target regions and countries between 2007 and 2018 (Chapter 3).

The present report focuses on the impact of Social and Sharing Economies upon youth unemployment.

The present report based on a literature review and a conceptualization framework presents a thorough quantitative meta-analysis of the expansion of NEETs in the target regions and countries between 2008 and 2018.