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Business · 15 November 2025

Youth Unemployment Crisis Deepens as Labour Government Faces Mounting Pressure Over Job Losses

Youth Unemployment Crisis Deepens as Labour Government Faces Mounting Pressure Over Job Losses

Government data indicates that almost 50% of jobs lost since Labour took office affected those under 25. Youth unemployment reached 15.3%, while nearly one million aged 16–24 are neither working nor studying. David Blunkett has cautioned Keir Starmer about risks to young people’s prospects, as payroll figures show employment for under-25s fell by 80,000 in a year and economic inactivity is at its highest in more than ten years.

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