- January 13, 2014
- Alex Townley
“Record numbers of graduate jobs will be reserved for students who have completed placements at Britain’s leading companies,” today’s Telegraph article begins.
“Record numbers of graduate jobs will be reserved for students who have completed placements at Britain’s leading companies,” today’s Telegraph article begins.
There are some damaging forms of publicity and joking statements that can be easily misinterpreted with catastrophic consequences.
Long-term youth unemployment rises by 847% over the past 12 years, according to new TUC findings.
Employment figures published today reveal 1.02 million young people unemployed, down 17,000 from last quarter’s figures.
Employment figures published today reveal a drop in unemployed young people – but underlying statistics show that there are now fewer 16-24 year olds in work.
Employment figures published today show that more than one in three recent graduates are employed in lower skilled jobs.
Nearly a quarter of graduates are unemployed in the first year of leaving university according to the latest report from the Office for National Statistics.
In advance of tomorrow’s unemployment figures from the Office for National Statistics leading graduate internship provider, Inspiring Interns is calling on the Government to boost support for unemployed graduates.
Inspiring Interns welcomes the ACEVO report Youth unemployment: the crisis we cannot afford.