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Companies offered £3,000 to hire jobless under-24s

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The government is to pay more companies to hire young people, under Labour's latest plan to tackle spiralling rates of youth unemployment.

Other Related Coverage

  • UK government to launch £1bn plan to tackle youth unemployment | Independent
  • Britain unveils jobs drive for young people to tackle high unemployment | Reuters
  • Firms will get incentives to hire youngsters under sweeping reforms to tackle unemployment crisis | The Sun
  • Middle-management apprenticeships scrapped to kickstart jobs for under-25s, says Welfare Sec Pat McFadden | The Sun
  • The government is to pay more companies to hire young people, under Labour's latest plan to tackle spiralling rates of youth unemployment. | The Guardian
  • Businesses to get £3,000 state bonus for hiring unemployed young people | Sky

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