
How to avoid creating a “lockdown generation”
Young people are losing jobs faster than adults, but targeted policies can help them re-engage with the labor market.
Helen Osborne is a youth employment specialist with experience across research, policy and practice spanning the public, private and non-profit sectors. As a consultant, Helen has worked with The World Bank, ILO, UNICEF and GIZ as well as Foundation and INGO clients. Her portfolio includes programme and policy design; primary and secondary research; and strategy development. She has workedin Myanmar and Mongolia as well as East Africa (Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda). Helen holds a first class degree from Oxford University (MA Oxon) and a Masters degree from Institut d’Etudes Politiques, Paris, and King’s College, London.
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Young people are losing jobs faster than adults, but targeted policies can help them re-engage with the labor market.
虽然比起成年人,年轻人的失业速度更快,但有针对性的政策有利于他们重新涉入劳动力市场。
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