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Euan Blair's £1.4bn firm is accused of 'aggressive' push to get young people on ill-suited apprenticeships

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The £1.4 billion tech firm founded by Tony Blair's son has been accused of placing young people on ill-suited apprenticeships as part of an 'aggressive' push to sign up more learners. 

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  • Euan Blair’s firm criticised over ‘aggressive’ apprenticeship push | The Times

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