39. Calls on the Member States to draw up, in cooperation with all relevant actors and stakeholders, further specific outreach strategies targeted on NEETs, which should combine effective forms of reintegration of early school-leavers back into education or work; calls, therefore, on the Member States to present, in the framework of the European Semester, proposals as to how they will make progress in better integrating NEETs via the Youth Guarantee and other instruments; stresses the need to increase the employability and participation of young people by boosting lifelong learning and making social security schemes both more inclusive and activating; calls for the removal of the practical and logistical barriers faced by young people ha ...[+++]ving more complex needs or with disabilities when entering the labour market;

Given the reduced number of job openings in many Member States and the annual inflow of new young entrants to the labour market, it is urgent to take action for young people.

Included as well would be some sort of financial assistance to younger entrants.

83. Welcomes the idea of making cross-border mobility an optional component of vocational education and training and developing the potential of a cross-border labour market for those involved. as is being done with the Leonardo da Vinci Programme; strongly urges stakeholders to increase awareness of the Leonardo da Vinci Programme and other relevant programmes; calls, therefore, for greater promotion of mobility in order to make it easier for young people to gain experience abroad;

There will always be some cyclical unemployment, with workers looking to change jobs, young people entering the labour market.

The fifth point is that demographic trends predict that, by the mid 1990s, the number of older workers retiring each year will be higher than the number of yound people entering the labour market.