Bold new plan needed to help 60,000 more people into work in Wales and tackle economic inactivity.
Wales should set a bold ambition for at least three quarters of working-age people to be in work, closing the employment gap with the rest…
Economic inactivity characterizes individuals who are not engaged in work, actively seeking employment, waiting to commence a job, or enrolled in full-time education.
This term encompasses those not employed, who have not been actively job hunting in the past four weeks and/or are unable to initiate work in the upcoming two weeks.
An alternative term frequently used is NEET, representing individuals Not in Education, Employment, or Training.
Wales should set a bold ambition for at least three quarters of working-age people to be in work, closing the employment gap with the rest…
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The facts speak for themselves on the link between health and wealth, and the root causes for vulnerable populations being unemployed. An IPPR study reveals…
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