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Research by The Prince’s Trust found that half of youngsters not in work, education or training did not trust anyone they dealt with online. They preferred to apply for jobs in person, partly because of a lack of follow-up messages from
Poverty among people who are working has risen despite a recovery in the UK economy, a study has suggested. High rental housing costs mean an estimated 3.8 million workers – one in eight – are in poverty, according to the
There are 5 levels of leadership: 1. Position – poor leader – people follow you because you have the title (they give the bare minimum effort) 2. Position + Liking – ineffective leader – people like you. They make a small effort
One in three internet users between the ages of 12 and 15 say they saw “hate speech” online in the past year, according to Ofcom’s latest survey of children’s media habits. It is the first time the UK regulator has
A study conducted by the Institute for Public Policy Research found that many apprenticeships for teenagers have little impact on receiving a job or attending further vocational education in the future. The researcher called for a change in the system
The global youth index has found the Britain is the fourth best country to live in for young people. The survey tested different variables such as education, health, employment and political factors. Germany is rated as the best place to
A Commons Justice Committee report says offenders aged between 18 and 25 are 10 times more likely to have a learning disability or autistic disorder. It said a “lack of action” on these offenders had led many to re-offend. The government
