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Job prospects for younger workers are expected to face significant challenges as a result of recent Budget measures, according to insights from Lord Wolfson. The economic landscape is shifting, and these changes may make it increasingly difficult for young individuals to secure their first jobs.
The impact of the Budget is likely to reverberate through various sectors, potentially leading to a reduction in entry-level positions. As businesses adjust to new financial constraints, they may prioritize experienced candidates over those just starting their careers. This shift could create a more competitive environment for young job seekers, who are already facing hurdles in a challenging job market.
Lord Wolfson emphasized the importance of addressing these issues to ensure that the next generation has access to employment opportunities. He called for targeted initiatives that support young workers and help them navigate the complexities of entering the workforce. Without proactive measures, the gap between available jobs and qualified candidates may widen, leaving many young people struggling to find their footing in the job market.
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