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A third of firms cut entry-level jobs for young workers in last year as a million classed as NEETS

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A third of firms cut entry-level jobs for young workers in last year as a million classed as NEETS
The Sun
The Sun34 mins ago
A third of firms cut entry-level jobs for young workers in last year as a million classed as NEETS
MORE than a third of employers have cut entry-level jobs for young workers in the past year. Senior business leaders admitted they had been forced to slash junior roles for 16 to 24-year-olds. Almost half of medium-sized (48 per cent) and large employers (46 per cent) cut entry-level roles. It comes after it was reveal
Ars Technica
Ars Technica1 days ago
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Business Insider
Business Insider🏁 first to report1 days ago
The job market for entry-level workers in the UK hasn't been this tough in years
Graduate job postings in the UK hit their lowest levels in a decade, said job-matching platform Adzuna. Richard Baker / In Pictures via Getty Images UK graduate job vacancies fell 45.6% in July, hitting their lowest since April 2016. Adzuna reports a decline in entry-level jobs, with increased competition for fewer op