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Germany says it needs workers. Yet some young people spend years searching for apprenticeships and never hear back. Why are thousands of training places going u…
Germany says it needs workers. Yet some young people spend years searching for apprenticeships and never hear back. Why are thousands of training places going unfilled while so many struggle to find a start?
00:00 Why are young people struggling to find work?
00:22 Who are Germany’s NEETs?
00:57 Finding a way into work
02:01 Why disadvantage starts early
03:17 Youth unemployment: A global problem
04:27 Why vacant apprenticeships still go unfilled
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You said only in big city , you must give some information in small city .. they have opportunity to have job there
@@MrMAhmed22Imported1mo ago
The reason you are talking about it puts you way ahead of some countries.
@@pooroldnostradamusImported1mo ago
"Torsten Prophet" is an incredible name, I must say.
@@akhilles01Imported1mo ago
and import millions more🤡
@@mengreat6982Imported1mo ago
" <b>Spent on military defence ± 5% of the GDP as requested by Trump and Ukraine W'ar to which attempt to defeat Russia</b> " 😂😂
@@chhayiekkhung8938Imported1mo ago
I think Germany also did better than other countries already !
@@onurgun1847Imported1mo ago
US 4-star general Williams B Garret III account calls me lady and threatened me on Facebook. How common for US generals to be gay?
@@FeminissmSux-v8p9zImported1mo ago
Are they alot of immigrants or German born?
@@interdictr3657Imported1mo ago
Don't worry, im sure importing more ppl will fix the problem and definately not make it any worse
@@Christiana.Watson8382Imported1mo ago
While government says labor shortage, both things can be true at one time... How?
@@softwaretechnologyengineeringImported1mo ago
Just reduce employers tax on employing German nationals below whatever the NEET age is. Its hardly rocket science
@@akramkhairallah4758Imported1mo ago
It's a disaster..I have never seen difficulty finding a job. Our politicians are telling us to focus on cultural differences and to indicate that is the problem while reality its their poor decision makings.
@@mutchlouis9707Imported1mo ago
It started with the school system failed them and then came the society... I wish I become someone who just gives opportunities and judgements later....
@@SiddikKaziAbuBakarImported1mo ago
Economic breakdown
@@Zoran_balkanImported1mo ago
It’s Trump fault because closed Hormuz 🥹. 🤡
@@Attila-qv2veImported1mo ago
The German youth have very strange ideas what they want to be or how much they can earn in beginning a apprentisage ! They know nothing , most of them have a bad School - Curriculum . Amen
@@jimbaranresidence8Imported1mo ago
Its ok. Since GER PM send $ to UKR comedian, so as the youth can join UKR military to bring back $ back to GER...
@@BongoytpremiumImported1mo ago
Germany has no qualified jobs anymore. Disaster
@@Anotherandomname123Imported1mo ago
the HR departments of companies need to get off their high horse and take a chance on the new generation. <br><br>an open message to all HR personnel: take all of your concerns, put them in a bag, and throw it in the trash where it belongs. give young people entry level jobs already.
@@across05Imported1mo ago
Compared to other countries, Japan looks like a different world. Thanks to a serious labor shortage, nearly 99% of students get jobs before graduating, usually with multiple offers.<br><br>While Japan still struggles with low pay and poor work culture, the labor shortage gives young people the power to quit easily. This forces companies to raise wages and improve working conditions, making Japan look much better for youth than many other places.<br><br>However, finding a job here is still tough for foreigners because most companies require Japanese. I think Japan needs to become more flexible and accept English more.
@@ManuelaJäger-e6tImported1mo ago
They tell us to have more children. Yet I can´t find a proper job in what I trained for. And the economy is going down because of the Ukraine war.
@@anuragchakraborty8766Imported1mo ago
That’s why I do Allah hu akbar
@@QuakeborneqonImported1mo ago
The influx of cheap Chinese goods into the EU has destroyed the European job market and manufacturing sector, leading to high unemployment rates among young Europeans and severely damaging the EU economy. As a result, the EU has become a de facto subordinate federation of the People's Republic of China due to its economic dependence on China, which is utterly ridiculous.<a href="UCkszU2WH9gy1mb0dV-11UJg/E8MfY5u7JPSXkNAP95GAmAE"></a><a href="UCkszU2WH9gy1mb0dV-11UJg/KsIfY6LzFoLM6AKanYDQAg"></a>
@@PatMwangiImported1mo ago
One Love & Peace...<br>Blessings from the Most High...<a href="UCkszU2WH9gy1mb0dV-11UJg/oPgfY_DoKfSXkNAPq8-AgAo"></a>
@@Ramthian-q8vImported1mo ago
👏
@@andyberberian4886Imported1mo ago
I have worked in the Americas and also in Germany. One big thing I feel Germany needs to implement is the concept of trainings for companies. Ausbildungs are nice, but they can be too broad in topics. Rather than expecting people to be fully trained and ready, maybe being more flexible with hiring and focusing on training would be fine.
@@rj_80_80Imported1mo ago
The only growth sector in Western countries seem to be wiping the bums of the elderly. My Dog that's depressing. 😢
@@NNWtuImported1mo ago
Not only Germany, China, US, all have high youth unemployment rates. The world changed after 2022, global economy suffers.
@@vikramnanda2833Imported1mo ago
It's same all over the world due to greedy investers, traders, politicians, CEOs.
@@NullTypeErrorImported1mo ago
other part is that you pay so much taxes and "social" payments that there is no motivation to work better or harder, in the end you will get few hundreds euros more. totally understandable
@@peterwong3886Imported1mo ago
German first,, Prolonging war in Ukraine is not German taxpayers business 😢
@@AaronLobo1725Imported1mo ago
The German embassy is Asian and African countries regularly puts up ads saying that germany is looking for skilled workers and they want to hire us. You can find these ads all over India, Vietnam, Nigeria, Ghana, etc. I dont know how this can be true or are they trying to loot us of our money through visa costs, blocked accounts for spending money in Germany to increase spending in the German economy etc?
@@snowmustacheImported1mo ago
Germany Jobmarket is cooked! Whoever say you have chances, is scamming you. The only sector who needs people, is healthcare as caregiver
@@kdsagar4570Imported1mo ago
Today, no one wants to work for money. 80% of people come from middle-class families and want to do work that is fulfilling and compatible with their personality. Finding suitable work is the main issue here.
@@acs2777Imported1mo ago
Also many of the production companies has got subsidies from the government and that is taxpayer money which in a sense is the the taxpayer from the youth parents that are seeing their kids go jobless
@@AbstraktJazzImported1mo ago
Germany imported so many people to do nothing haha.
Germany says it needs workers. Yet some young people spend years searching for apprenticeships and never hear back. Why are thousands of training places going unfilled while so many struggle to find a start?
00:00 Why are young people struggling to find work?
00:22 Who are Germany’s NEETs?
00:57 Finding a way into work
02:01 Why disadvantage starts early
03:17 Youth unemployment: A global problem
04:27 Why vacant apprenticeships still go unfilled
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