Examples of using Youth unemployment in English and their translations into Czech
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The data in the report by Mrs Hirsch is alarming: the youth unemployment rate is now 21%,
I voted in favour of this report because it provides guidelines on how to improve young people's education and reduce the youth unemployment rate.
Youth unemployment stands at less than 10% in only three countries- Germany,
Against the background of a weak short-term economic outlook, youth unemployment has reached unprecedented levels in several Member States,
The current economic crisis has badly affected young people, and youth unemployment rates in the EU are twice the average for adults.
especially youth unemployment.
It is true that youth unemployment remains very high,
Especially where young people are concerned, action needs to be taken immediately: youth unemployment is one of Europe's most pressing challenges.
there are only two EU Member States where youth unemployment rates are higher than in Lithuania.
who responded to our questionnaires clearly indicated that there is no one-size-fits-all solution for bringing youth unemployment rates down.
A Commission document issued yesterday confirmed that youth unemployment in the EU stands at 20%,
more specifically, youth unemployment.
long term and youth unemployment rates, and labour participation rates.
To what extent have these been attained at a time when statistics tell us that youth unemployment is still very high?
In this sense, the report's call for rapid action in relation to youth unemployment is to be welcomed, although there is a lack of concrete detail.
with the challenges of an ageing population, youth unemployment, climate change
Combating intra-regional inequalities, youth unemployment and the high levels of poverty to be found in many regions of the EU.
very high youth unemployment, rundown towns,
All Member States must take action and fight youth unemployment by taking national specificities into account.
With 5.5 million people unemployed among the under 25 year olds, the youth unemployment rate in the EU is nearly twice the percentage as that observed among the working population as a whole.