This article reviews the empirical literature on the scarring effects of unemployment, by first
presenting an overview of empirical evidence relating to the impact of unemployment spells …

The number of young people who are not in education, employment or training (NEET) is a
key indicator on the state of youth labour markets and opportunities for young people more …

This article examines the high youth unemployment rate of developed countries after the
financial crisis of 2008 and examines various factors that affect the youth labor market …

While the recent evidence around the effectiveness of job training programmes has been
generally positive, there has been little evidence regarding the differential impact in the US …

Policymakers' push for higher employment rates requires the activation of long-term
unemployed jobseekers and inactive persons. However, stigma related to unemployment or …

During the last decade, unemployment in Greece climbed up to 28%, almost quadrupling
due to the economic crisis that hit Greece. In the present paper, we examine the …

We use individual-level population data to characterise the pathways followed by young
people in England who experience custody. We identify a typology of pathways up to age 18 …

One of the important roles of HE institutions is to train graduates who will smoothly enter the
labour market. The literature review demonstrates that one effective method to facilitate this …

This chapter adopts a dynamic approach to the study of youth labor market integration. We
focus on individual trajectories—ie, sequences of employment statuses—considering the …

There is a substantive literature showing that the poor labor market integration of young
people can have long-term negative impacts on their adult lives—for example, by increasing …