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December 2012 Youth Unemployment Report
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This report summarizes data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics' "Employment Situation - December 2012" by focusing on the informantion relevant to youth and young adult populations. |
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YouthNotes - December 2009
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"The Consequences of Dropping Out: The Impact on Lifetime Earnings" by Andrew Sum, Ishwar Khatiwada, & Joseph McLaughlin, Center for Labor Market Studies at Northeastern University
Legislative Update: Budget and Appropriations, Jobs Legislation, Workforce Investment Act, Federal Announcements, Other Legislation
News and Announcements
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Summary of Responses to the NYEC Survey on Improving Outcomes for Disconnected Youth - Feb. 2009
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In February 2008, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) conducted a review of 39 local workforce youth programs to examine the federal role in improving outcomes for disconnected youth and to identify any challenges involved in implementing and operating these programs. In response to GAO's recommendation, NYEC reached out to its membership to collect its input and to provide additional information from the field to USDOL. Building upon a set of US DOL focus group questions, NYEC surveyed and collected feedback from direct services providers, workforce investment boards and state agencies in our membership through online surveys and conference calls. - February 24, 2009 |
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Expanding Education Options for Struggling Students and Disconnected Youth: Lessons from the National Youth Employment Coalition Learning Exchanges- January 2009
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In 2008, the National Youth Employment Coalition (NYEC) convened teams of local and state leaders representing 13 communities in 10 states for cross-site meetings focused on developing expertise and building capacity to re-engage youth who are struggling in or have dropped out of high school and to connect them to education and career opportunities. This document provides a distillation of the major themes discussed in the NYEC Learning Exchanges. January 2009 |
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