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Tackling Young People’s Welfare in Europe

Tackling Young People’s Welfare in Europe. Research Objectives. Measure/insertion of young Roma aged 15-25, on Timisoara labor market; The level of education of young Roma aged 15-25, and insertion on the labor market; Recommendations for improving public policies on youth;. Methodology.

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Tackling Young People’s Welfare in Europe

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  1. Tackling Young People’s Welfare in Europe

  2. Research Objectives • Measure/insertion of young Roma aged 15-25, on Timisoara labor market; • The level of education of young Roma aged 15-25, and insertion on the labor market; • Recommendations for improving public policies on youth;

  3. Methodology • Establishing research hypothesis and objectives; • Analysis of documents; • Statistical data analysis; • Development of focus group interview guide; • Organize focus groups • Telephone interview; • Data analysis;

  4. Distribution of group investigated by sex

  5. Distribution of group investigated by age

  6. Level of studies

  7. Do you have a job at the moment?

  8. For how long do you work?

  9. For how long you do not have a job?

  10. What is the reason that you do not find a job so far in your view?

  11. Do you believe that employers chose employesacording with their etnicity?

  12. What will you chose if you do not find a job place that you desire?

  13. How do you see your life in the next 5 years?

  14. What will help you to find a job easier?

  15. Conclusions • Young Roma from Timisoara faces a very difficult situation in terms of employment 85% of young people who participated in this study said they did not have a job at the moment. • Their implication in the formal economy is small, being more present in the informal economy.

  16. young Roma people's expectations of is very narrow, 2-3 days; • Education level does not allow them to occupy even unskilled work; • most of them deal with seasonal work, and women raising children; • no self-confidence; • Although they believe that education can improve lives, their models are very controversial businessmen

  17. Recommendations • Results and conclusions of research conducted among young Roma from Timisoara lead to the following recommendations:

  18. Conducting information campaign for employers to inform and awareness of employment of Roma minority youth in general and Roma in particular. • Continue and develop programs consisting "second chance" for young adults who left school early, including programs aimed explicitly Roma children;

  19. Roma children should be encouraged and stimulated to attend secondary and higher education; • Evaluation of labor market needs so as to identify areas accessible to Roma, given their current training; • Development of projects to provide employment services tailored to the situation and specific needs of young people;

  20. Development of social economy projects that can provide innovative solutions tailored to the needs of youth; • Developing entrepreneurship among young Roma; • Development of projects in partnership with Roma NGOs, to provide personalized and integrated services, guidance, counseling and discipleship. • Development of social enterprise as solution insertion transition to formal labor market;

  21. According to a study by the World Bank, tax benefits of integration of Roma into the labor market are estimated at approximately € 175 million annually in the country.

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