Young people are not on track ... _ Some notes on the issue _
If we can trust the statistical bazaar on real unemployment figures , we note that the unemployment Young despite slight decline, is particularly important and disturbing in France.
No indication decline in the near future, especially as employment problems worsen.
" Thirty years of employment policy and to no avail: the unemployment rate for 15-24 year olds in France remained at over 18%, or more than 7 points above the average other rich countries, according to the OECD, which makes recommendations in a report published mercredi._La France is one of the sixteen countries under scrutiny since 2006 by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) on the theme " Jobs for Youth ." With 18% unemployment average among those aged 15-24 in 2008, France was the 23rd of 30 in the OECD rankings. The crisis has boosted the rate to 21.2 % Q4 2008, overseas incluse._Selon OECD, France youth " may be most affected by the crisis " because the economic difficulties they face " reflected in a largely problems of a more structural " .
__Bien course must be qualified: it must consider that young people could be employed. A number of studies are sometimes long, but a large proportion of them have a part-time work, which is not conducive to the achievement of diplomas in quality conditions and optimum time.
. . All the studies show, the degree is still the best protection against unemployment, but the phases of the scarcity of employment lead to deskilling of jobs, more graduates accepting positions occupied in phases economic boom by graduates of intermediate levels, at the end of this chain are the least qualified suffer the most from the downturn. The conditions for graduation are very important. In countries where there is a close link between academia and the workplace, that is to say the company, the rate of youth unemployment is much lower than in the other. For example, the Netherlands and Denmark 40% of youth aged 15 to 29 are employed, 20% continued with their studies without having a job simultaneously, over 30% are pursuing studies in occupying employment and less than 10% are unemployed and do not attend school. In France, by contrast, 37% are employed, 40% are studying without taking up employment, less than 10% are enrolled in a job, but 12% are unemployed and not pursuing studies ... "
__The RSA young was a measure to fail by its terms draconian
. .. The RSA youth, promoted by Martin Hirsch , then High Commissioner for Active Solidarity was a key measure of the plan Nicolas Sarkozy Action for Youth, presented in September 2009. But his failure was in his genes. To qualify for this measure, youth aged 18-24 must have worked at least two years full-time over the last three years. In other words, while 150 000 young people each year out of school without qualifications, applicants must have RSA youth began to enter the market of travail._M. Hirsch had pleaded in vain for an easing of access to the RSA this young. M me Bachelot, who, in a nice euphemism, speaks of "a very gradual ramp-up" , highlights the 16 000 applications were filed in mid-December 2010. But the fact is there. Jean-Louis Deroussen, President (CFTC) of the National Family Allowances Fund (CNAF), says that on average a record in three refused and questioned the "stringent conditions of eligibility" . Far from being a passport to inclusion, the RSA is young a precarious device that fails to emerge under 25 years of insecurity ... "
_______________________________ How to help out so many youth precarious when it tends to become Rule in the world of adult work? Our youth is sick of not being able to build ...
