“Mr. Speaker, indeed, youth unemployment is a major issue not just in Canada but around the world as well. However, we are talking about Canada, where it is a major issue. We find ourselves in a situation that is rather unique in that there are a lot of young people looking for jobs and a lot of businesses and companies looking for workers. There is a mismatch between people looking for jobs and businesses offering jobs. In that context, what would my colleague recommend the government do first in order to make sure that the mismatch disappears and that the people looking for jobs can find one that businesses are looking for workers to fulfill?”
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Mr. Speaker, Procedure · 6 wordsthat is an incredibly important question, ProcedureReasoning · 27 wordsand I am a firm believer that we will come up with the best policies when industry and government work close together to find the right policies.Claims · 13 wordsIn speaking to young people, they want to be part of the solution.The ask · 20 wordsI would encourage every member of the House to create a youth advisory council and get recommendations from youth themselves.Claims · 23 wordsIn speaking to businesses as well, I have learned that they often find a mismatch for the skills needed for a particular job, Reasoning · 42 wordswhich is why training and entry-level experience is important for students.When we bring both parties, including the people who are part of the solution, to the table to have a discussion, we will have a better outcome in terms of policies.Claims · 14 wordsThis report actually has some very simple solutions that would help ease the problem.
