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    Die Jugendarbeitslosigkeit liegt nahe am höchsten Stand seit einem Jahrzehnt. Was ist nötig, um das Problem zu beheben?

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    1. Ichoosethebear on

      I’m my area ridding companies ability to exploit and abuse the FTW program 

    2. CJKCollecting on

      Everyone knows what will fix it. Clamp down on international “students,” eliminate LMIA scams, etc.

    3. prsnep on

      One thing we’ll need is to not fall for the “labour shortage” mantra. There is no such thing in the free market. Not all labour in Canada is subject to the forces of the market, but the vast majority is. Another thing we’ll need to do is call out the politicians, businesses, and shameless economists who continue to pretend that the “labour shortage” needs TFWs to resolve.

    5. platz604 on

      The unregulated program’s that this government has put into place has now jeopardized each and every Canadian youth from entering the job market. They simply abandoned them.

    7. Windatar on

      I’m so sick and tired of outlets and articles asking. “WHY ARE YOUTH UNEMPLOYED? WHAT A MYSTERY!”

      And it’s like. “You’ve flooded the country with TFW’s through LMIA’s. Stop that and you’ll give them employment opportunities again.”

      Holy shit its not that difficult.

    8. HowMyDictates on

      Tax breaks for the wealthy and corporations, obviously. Hence federal election polling results. Surely the trickle down will work this time.

    9. ryendubes on

      Because everyone thinks a minimum wage is supposed to be a livable wage who the hell is gonna hire a 16-year-old kid and have to pay him 20 bucks an hour. Those jobs are evaporating. I explained this very simply to my nephew if I had a kid that just cleans my shop and he cost you minimum wages. It’s worth it to have them there. Even if he doesn’t produce any money. I only clean up blah blah blah now if his wages get so high that it’s cheaper for me to outsource it or get one someone else to do it. The position gets eliminated or if I’m paying that kind of money I’m gonna hire someone a little older a little work ethic, not saying all kids don’t have work ethic, but generally you don’t when you’re younger.

    11. Cloudboy9001 on

      Our dogshit media not matter-of-factly stating there is a labour shortage would have helped. The Globe and Mail was the only outlet that I can recall criticizing such dogma.

    13. dsmooth74 on

      what will fix it? The expiration of many temporary worker/internation student visas

    15. CRZAcidGaming on

      Because wages are too low to even rent an apartment, or pay for food, or a car.

    16. Phone-Medical on

      I knew one high school classmate who made her way through university on proceeds from OF. Sad.

    17. Sea_Perception_2017 on

      The only way to fix it? Deport temporary residents with expired visa and making sure international students don’t work while studying.

    20. _timmie_ on

      Realistically, the TFWs aren’t the problem, they’re an outcome of the problem. The real problem is employers not paying enough so younger kids don’t want to work super crappy jobs. If the pay was better then the problem would resolve itself, instead everyone lobbied the government to bring in more TFWs so they can keep the pay lower.

      Ultimately, reducing immigration to fix the issue will end up raising prices and then people will complain about that. And I’m sure they’ll still find a way of blaming the left and immigrants. 

    22. Positive_Ad4590 on

      What’s gonna fix it will effect the mps pockets so they won’t

    23. Johnny-Unitas on

      Cutting down on immigration, international students and refugees might be a start.

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