According to the Latvian Welfare Ministry’s report on its Youth Guarantee Program, in the first three quarters of 2015, around 47,000 Latvians aged 15-29 were neither studying for training for jobs.
Despite the figures, it is around 7,000 fewer youngsters (13 percent) fewer than in 2014.
The Welfare Ministry reported that the situation of young people in the job market has improved during the past years, and youth employment is on the increase.
In December 2015, the State Employment Agency had registered almost 17,000 youn...
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