§ Mr. Ashleyasked the Paymaster General what proportion of disabled young people leaving the YTS find full-time employment (i) six months after completion, (ii) one year after completion and (iii) 18 months after completion.
§ Mr. LeeInformation is not available in the form requested. The Manpower Services Commission's regular follow-up of YTS leavers shows that of those young people identified as disabled who left YTS schemes between April 1985 and March 1986, 26 per cent, were in full-time work, and 45 per cent, were either in work or further education/ training, some three months after leaving.
§ Mr. Ashleyasked the Paymaster General what proportion of able-bodied young people leaving the YTS find full-time employment (i) six months after completion, (ii) one year after completion and (iii) 18 months after completion.
§ Mr. TrippierThe information is not available in the form requested. The Manpower Services Commission's regular follow-up survey of YTS leavers shows that between April 1985 and March 1986, nationally 53 per cent, of able-bodied leavers were in full-time work, and 67 per cent, were in either work of further education/training, three months after leaving. Longer term research has also shown that of those able-bodied young people on YTS in September 1984, 67 per cent, were in full-time work 18 months later.