France: government and social partners mobilize for youth employment

Currently, youth employment is the top priority of the government and social partners.  They are all working to find efficient solutions to facilitate young people’s access and stay in the employment market.  Work/study training is the top solution because it is a “win-win system” as the Head of State recently put it.
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ly going to help fund subsidized contracts, but mostly develop work/study training programs, the keystone of the head of State’s youth employment policy. In addition to this program, the government and the social partners are also mobilizing for youth employment, to improve their integration on the labor market. (Ref. 110393)

Currently, youth employment is the top priority of the government and social partners. They are all working to find efficient solutions to facilitate young people’s a

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