Ways to Increase the Socio-Economic Activity of Our Youth in Managing Population Employment

Abstract

This article analyzes ways to increase the socio-economic activity of youth in the system of managing population employment. Youth activity is interpreted not only as participation in the labor market, but also as the ability of young people to acquire relevant skills, enter productive employment, develop entrepreneurial initiative, adapt to technological change and participate in local economic development. The article argues that youth employment policy should combine education, vocational training, digital skills, entrepreneurship support, labor market information, public-private partnership and targeted social protection. Special attention is paid to the transition from passive employment assistance to active labor market measures that increase young people’s competitiveness, motivation and economic independence.