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'I applied for 806 jobs in one year and got nowhere’

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24-year-old Danny tells Shelagh Fogarty about the tough job market he is facing, after being made redundant twice and applying for over 800 jobs.

More than half of young people do not feel there is enough state support to help them get paid entry-level jobs with training and opportunities for progression, research suggests.

A survey of 2,000 people aged 16 to 24 by the TUC showed that the figure increased to two thirds among disabled youngsters.

Almost half of respondents said they do not feel there is enough support to get the careers advice and guidance they need at school and college.

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