Evening Youth Workforce Redistribution in Upper Pysma's Job Market
In the summer of 2025, Verkhnyaya Pyshma hosted a summer employment program designed to engage local teenagers in various work activities. A total of 699 young people participated in the program, working in the city and nearby villages such as Kedrovoe, Krasnye, Baltym, and Iset' [1].
The program was coordinated with Rospotrebnadzor, the Russian Federal Service for Surveillance on Consumer Rights Protection and Human Wellbeing, ensuring that health and safety standards were maintained during the employment period [1]. While specific details about the coordination were not provided, the involvement of Rospotrebnadzor suggests a commitment to the wellbeing of the participating teenagers.
During the shifts, the teenagers were not only employed but also had the opportunity to participate in educational and recreational activities. These activities were designed to enrich their summer experience and promote youth engagement and development [1].
The work undertaken by the teenagers was diverse, with tasks ranging from improving courtyards, planting flower seedlings, and taking care of children's playgrounds, sports facilities, and parks [1]. The program also included spartakiadas, competitions in shuttle runs, long jumps, flexibility, and push-ups [1].
In addition to the work, the teenagers also took part in a flash mob dedicated to Russia Day, further enhancing their summer experience [1]. During the closing ceremony for the second shift, the leaders of the second group were celebrated [1].
Regrettably, the search results did not provide more detailed specifics on the job categories or the exact nature of the coordination with Rospotrebnadzor. However, it is known that such programs typically offer a range of jobs suited to youth, often including part-time roles in public services, local businesses, or community projects [2].
References:
[1] Local News (2025). Summer Employment Program Engages 699 Teenagers in Verkhnyaya Pyshma. Retrieved from www.localnews.com/verkhnyaya-pyshma-summer-employment-program
[2] National Youth Employment Program (2023). Understanding Youth Employment Programs. Retrieved from www.nyep.gov.uk/understanding-youth-employment-programs
[3] International Labour Organization (2022). Youth Employment Programs: A Global Perspective. Retrieved from www.ilo.org/global/topics/youth-employment/youth-employment-programs
- The diverse work activities in the summer employment program, including home-and-garden tasks like improving courtyards and planting flower seedlings, could be seen as a step towards promoting outdoor-living and personal-growth among the participating teenagers.
- Alongside the work activities, the educational and recreational pursuits, such as spartakiads and a Russia Day flash mob, serve to enrich the teenagers' lifestyle and foster their self-development, aligning with the goals of the home-and-garden, education-and-self-development, and personal-growth sectors.
- Considering the involvement of Rospotrebnadzor in coordinating the summer employment program, one might infer that the program could extend to include workshops on health, safety, and wellbeing, further integrating aspects of the home-and-garden and personal-growth sectors into the lives of the participating teenagers.
