Has the next generation been forgotten? (From Surrey Comet)

Has the next generation been forgotten?

8:16am Wednesday 19th October 2011 in Your News

So much youth unemployment that just seems to keep going up, you can not get a job because of no experience and you can not get experience without someone giving you a chance. The government constantly comment on the unemployment but do not seem to have any help available to anyone searching.

Government schemes get run and then they are stopped because of funding and yet the amount of money spent on these schemes is probably how much would be paid to people receiving job seekers. There also seems to be a problem with the amount of benefits that people out of work seem to receive. I find it very interesting that someone under the age of 25 receives £53.45 and yet someone over 25 receives £67.50 and this is exactly the same with housing benefits and the type of accommodation you would be entitled to.

Last time checked all shopping cost the same and bills cost exactly the same. Even when you are working people over 25 can receive benefits and yet some between the ages of 18- 24 does not. Not all 18-24 year olds live at home so how can this be right.

How are you meant to find a job when you receive next to no help with application forms or interviews.

Based on information supplied by C.D.