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Young people abandoned to a life on welfare, Milburn report to conclude
Alan Milburn warned that just £1 is spent on getting young people back into work for every £25 spent on benefits
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independent.co.uk
Milburn warns of ‘shameful’ failings trapping young people on benefits
The former health secretary warned the situation led to ‘incalculable costs for their life chances’.
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mirror.co.uk
Young people being failed by 'shameful' welfare system
Former health secretary Alan Milburn claimed his review found the state was spending 25 times more on welfare for young people than on measures to get them into jobs
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theguardian.com
Labour to expand youth work experience and training schemes
Announcement comes after Alan Milburn says Britain has neglected generation of young people struggling to access work and training opportunities
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Young people abandoned to a life on welfare, Milburn report to conclude
Alan Milburn warned that just £1 is spent on getting young people back into work for every £25 spent on benefits
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cityam.com
Milburn review: UK faces 'lost generation' of unemployed youth
Alan Milburn, the Blair-era health secretary, is set to publish a review into young Neets on Thursday, looking over welfare and recruitment.
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inews.co.uk
The new benefits reforms that could be on way for 16- to 24-year-olds
Labour's worklessness tsar will pave the way for a package of recommended changes to be unveiled in the autumn
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UK ‘at risk of lost generation’ as 1.2m could be trapped in youth unemployment crisis
Young people not in education, employment, or training face ‘hopeless catch-22’, Alan Milburn warns
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UK facing ‘generational fault line’ over youth unemployment, review warns
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dailymail.com
Labour is risking a 'lost generation' of jobless youth - report
In a sobering assessment in his long-awaited report, Alan Milburn says the number of so-called Neets is on course to jump by a quarter to 1.25million.
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UK risks £125bn hit a year from youth unemployment, landmark report says
Alan Milburn warns of ‘lost generation’ after number of young people not in work or education rises to more than 1m
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The key takeaways from Alan Milburn’s review into youth unemployment
Alan Milburn’s review into youth unemployment lays bare the scale of the crisis affecting Britain’s young people. Here, The Independent runs through the report’s key findings
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Minimum wage change is no ‘easy solution’ to end Britain’s Neet crisis, Milburn warns
The former Labour minister warned against solely blaming the chancellor for the scale of the crisis facing the nation
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spectator.com
We desperately need welfare reform
For years, Britain’s welfare debate has revolved around one question: how can we prevent the spiralling numbers of people moving onto benefits, particularly among the young. It…
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Alan Milburn is right, a young generation has been betrayed. Forget Tony Blair: we must attend to this | Polly Toynbee
The new and excoriating account of the dire prospects for UK young people is a call to action. It could be the Beveridge report for our time, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee
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Mr Milburn’s historic NEET review deserves cross-party support
Editorial: With his interim report about the crisis in youth employment, the former Labour minister has shown that poverty, economic exclusion, mental illness and hopelessness are…
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channel4.com
The growing crisis facing young people in Britain
More than a million young people are not just unemployed, they aren't learning and if they claim benefits at 16 many are likely to spend almost as many years out of work with the…
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‘We can’t afford 1m of young people not in education, employment or training’ – Work and Pensions Secretary
Today's report calls for more focus on helping the 1 million young people in the UK who aren't in education, work or training.