"Young Voices," is a compelling series of 30 short videos showcasing the diverse perspectives of young people aged 17-30 living and working in Plymouth. These real-life stories offer a glimpse into the aspirations, challenges, and triumphs of a generation shaping the city's future.
Are you interesting in attracting new talent, or retaining great young workers in Plymouth?
The videos feature individuals from a wide range of backgrounds, including veterans, care leavers, young people with caring responsibilities, those with health limitations, and representatives of various protected characteristics. They share their experiences navigating different career stages, from first jobs to management roles and self-employment.
"Young Voices" aims to inspire employers to embrace inclusivity and recognise the rich talent pool that exists within Plymouth's young workforce. The videos highlight the unique skills, perspectives and experiences that young people bring to the table, demonstrating the value of a diverse and representative workforce.
More Than Just Stories: A Call to Action
This initiative is part of Plymouth City Council's ongoing commitment to inclusive economic growth. By showcasing the potential of young people, businesses are able to create opportunities that benefit both employers and employees.
A thriving economy is one that works for everyone. "Young Voices" is a powerful reminder of the talent and potential that exists within our city. Business owners, manager and HR professionals watch these videos and let's consider together how we continue to build a more inclusive future.
Watch and Be Inspired
The "Young Voices" videos are available to watch now, or take a look at the trailer to get a flavour of what our young workers in Plymouth have to say. Each video is approximately 2-3 minutes long, providing a concise and engaging look into the lives of these inspiring individuals.
Join the Conversation about Plymouth Young Workers
Join the conversation on social media using the hashtag #YoungVoicesPlymouth. Share your thoughts, reactions, and ideas about building a more inclusive city.
If you've ever asked 'What is it young people want from work?' here's your answers!
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