Explanation:
Building on the results of school-to-work transition surveys conducted in 28 countries worldwide in 2012-2013, the study highlights that having the highest level of education “serves as a fairly dependable guarantee” towards securing a formal job.
On average, eight in ten (83 per cent) young people with post-secondary education were in non-vulnerable employment in the 27 low-to-upper middle income countries examined. The “guarantee” was slightly less prominent among low-income countries, but still 75 per cent of young workers with university degrees managed to find a paid job.
Completing secondary education is not enough to ensure that youth in low-income countries achieve better labour market outcomes. Only four in ten young secondary-school graduates were engaged in non-vulnerable employment, compared to seven in ten in lower and middle-income countries.
Answer:
It often tore apart working class families
Explanation:
According to Senator Robert L. Owen, women demanded laws for protection of the children of State. They should have improved care of defective children. Women should be the one to keep children off the streets at night rather than asking for laws of protection. It is the mother's responsibility to give extra protection to their children.
Answer:
Vietnam War, (1954–75), a protracted conflict that pitted the communist government of North Vietnam and its allies in South Vietnam, known as the Viet Cong, against the government of South Vietnam and its principal ally, the United States.
Timeline: Vietnam War Timeline
Date: 1954 - 1975