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What is the government doing about Neets?
The government has various initiatives aimed at reducing Neet numbers, often focusing on apprenticeships, vocational training, and careers advice. For example, the Department for Work and Pensions runs programmes to help young people into employment. The story's projection suggests these efforts may not be enough to prevent a significant rise.
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