The EU’s Youth Guarantee is set to continue for a further three years, although with limited funding. The EU Commission is to provide fresh support for this instrument via an injection of €1 billion destined to help youths enter the jobs market.
The European Commission will deliver an extra €1 billion between 2017 and 2020 in a bid to tackle youth unemployment. Thus an element of proposals put forward and adopted on 14 September by the College of Commissioners at the halfway mark of the multi-year financial framework. Although the decision was made on the same day, the European Commission President made no mention of it during his long list of initiatives meant to restore Europe’s image. And rightly so in so far as the amount itself is
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