article_snippet: People queue outside a job centre (above) as Spain suffers from one of the highest youth unemployment rates - up to 53.5 per cent in November 2014 .
article_snippet: Although daughter Clara has had several short-term jobs, daughter Clara has not been able to find anything permanent since graduating.
article_snippet: At the same time Spain suffers from one of the highest youth unemployment rates - up to 53.5 per cent in November 2014.
article_snippet: This was in comparison to an EU average of 21.9 per cent and was well above Germany, which had the lowest rate of youth unemployment with 7.4 per cent.
article_snippet: Sara Elder, an economist with the International Labour Organisation, said it was a 'very scary' time for young people across Europe.
article_snippet: Sara Elder, an economist with the International Labour Organisation said: 'young people across Europe are delaying young people across Europe advance into adulthood.'
highlights_snippet: Youth employment in Spain above 50 per cent - one of the highest in EU .