Have read an ambiguous article today about "Young People in the UK to Choose Between Poverty and Debt".
What is apparent, there are socio-economical issues that the UK people would like to resolve:
growing unemploymentgrowing povertyyoung people sitting on welfare paymentscompetition from skilled people from other countries
The initiative David Cameron announced sounds very interesting, especially in it's part where jobless "would have to accept mandatory 'community work'" if failing to find employment within reasonable timeframe.
I would like to highlight some failing points in the article that are presenting the initiative as "predictably vindictive" and with permission from a reader to provide advice to "young" persons like me.
One of the complaints is low level of payment for apprenticeship and for young men and women who just finished studies. This claim is based on presumption that every business owner (and in modern world ever…
What is apparent, there are socio-economical issues that the UK people would like to resolve:
growing unemploymentgrowing povertyyoung people sitting on welfare paymentscompetition from skilled people from other countries
The initiative David Cameron announced sounds very interesting, especially in it's part where jobless "would have to accept mandatory 'community work'" if failing to find employment within reasonable timeframe.
I would like to highlight some failing points in the article that are presenting the initiative as "predictably vindictive" and with permission from a reader to provide advice to "young" persons like me.
One of the complaints is low level of payment for apprenticeship and for young men and women who just finished studies. This claim is based on presumption that every business owner (and in modern world ever…