I'm going through the talk now, but searching for the scheme, I found that Labour detailed something about it earlier in the year.
Labour says its "jobs guarantee" scheme for young unemployed people will last for the whole of the next parliament, if it wins the 2015 general election.
Under the plan, 18 to 24-year-olds out of work for a year will be offered a taxpayer-funded job for six months - with those who refuse losing benefits.
Labour says it would pay for this by taxing bank bonuses and changing tax rules for the pensions of high earners.
Up to 80% of the jobs that will be created will be in the private sector, Labour hopes.
"We've got 56,000 young people who have been unemployed for over 12 months," he said
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-26506522
EDIT: I do like Labour's idea of subjecting election budget manifestos to the OBR. More transparency, independence and less uncertainty is always welcome. Of course, there are always going to be varying interpretations from different institutes on the forecast of the economy. THE OBR hasn't escaped criticism in the past.
EDIT 2: Also, 'tackling tax avoidance' really is the new buzzword in post recession politics.