University students park their bicycles opposite of Kings College in Cambridge, UK.
The UK government said it will expand and accelerate its job guarantee program for young people, ahead of the publication next week of a long-awaited review into the causes of rising youth inactivity.
Guaranteed jobs for young people will be rolled out across all areas of Great Britain and, from April next year, will be available to those in the program for 12 months, rather than 18 months currently, according to a statement from the Department for Work and Pensions. The scheme is expected to help more than 90,000 people into work by March 2029.