People’s early interactions with the labour market are so critically important for shaping their futures that in the 1990s British researchers came up with the acronym “NEET” — standing for young people who are Not in Education, Employment or Training — to capture the group of adolescents and twenty-somethings struggling to make the transition from compulsory schooling to the world of skills and work.
人们在劳动力市场上的早期接触对其未来的塑造至关重要。正因如此，英国研究者在20世纪90年代提出了缩写“NEET”，指“不在教育、就业或培训中的青年”，以概括那群从义务教育过渡到技能与工作的世界时很难完成转变的青少年和二十来岁的年轻人。
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