What the Commission is doing
Youth Guarantee
Through the Youth Guarantee scheme, the EU wants to tackle youth unemployment by ensuring that all young people under 25 receive a good-quality, concrete offer of a job, apprenticeship, traineeship or continued education programme within 4 months of leaving formal education or becoming unemployed.
Youth Guarantee country by country
Objectives
- Create quality jobs throughout the EU
- Help workers to find jobs in their own or another EU country
- Promote skills and entrepreneurship
- Coordinate and modernise social‑security schemes
- Create better working conditions through common minimum standards
- Support social inclusion and combat poverty
- Protect the rights of persons with disabilities
Targets
By 2030:
- At least 78% of people in the EU aged 20 to 64 should be in employment
- At least 60% of all adults in the EU should participate in training every year
- The number of people at risk of poverty or social exclusion in the EU should be reduced by at least 15 million
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