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Labour gives firms £5k to hire foreign workers, subsidising visas while young in UK struggle to find jobs
Labour is offering firms £5,000 to hire foreign workers and subsidizing their visas, while young people in the UK face difficulties finding jobs. The policy highlights a contrast between support for foreign labor and domestic employment challenges.
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