<p class="text-align-justify">In the United Kingdom, the rate of unemployment among young people is generally described as individuals aged 16 to 24. In May-July 2021, there were around 525,000 young individuals who were unemployed. The number of unemployment decreased by 10,000 from the prior quarter and 47,000 from the previous year. When compared with the historical standards, the rate of unemployment for young people is quite low.<br />
However, for employment, it grew by 118,000 from the previous quarter but decreased by 33,000 from the year before. And, the young people who are inactive reduced to 40.1% in May-July 2021 from 41.8% in the quarter before. 80% of economically inactive young people are enrolled in full-time school.<br />
It's worth mentioning, for perspective, that the overall population of those aged 16 to 24 has been dropping in recent times, falling by 62,000 from May to July 2021.&nbsp;</p>
