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Retail Trade Body Calls On Government To Ensure Saturday Jobs For Young People Are Protected

Following research showing that the majority of people believe Saturday jobs provide an important pathway into work for young people, the British Retail Consortium (BRC) is calling on the government to ensure employment reforms do not make it harder for (more…) The post Retail Trade Body Calls On Government To Ensure Saturday Jobs For Young People Are Protected appeared first on KamCity.

BRC warns employment reforms could reduce access to entry-level jobs for young people

The trade body said retail remains one of the UK’s most important routes into employment, particularly as youth unemployment continues to rise

BRC urges government to protect Saturday jobs as employment reforms loom

Four in five Britons believe Saturday jobs provide an important pathway into work for young people, as the British Retail Consortium (BRC) calls on the Government to ensure employment reforms do not make it harder for retailers to create these opportunities.New polling by Opinium, commissioned by the BRC, found four in five (80%) UK adults believe part-time work, including the traditional “Saturday job”, is important in helping young people into…

BRC warns employment reforms risk squeezing out retail Saturday jobs

The British Retail Consortium has warned that planned employment reforms could make it harder for retailers to offer entry-level roles. New Opinium polling commissioned by the BRC found 80 per cent of UK adults believe part-time work, including traditional Saturday jobs, plays an important role in helping young people enter employment. Support rises to 91 per cent among those aged 55 and over, with the retail body arguing the findings underline …

BRC calls on government as Brits back vital Saturday jobs

The British Retail Consortium (BRC) is calling on the government to ensure employment reforms do not make it harder for retailers to create job opportunities, after a new poll reveals Saturday jobs provide an important pathway into work for young people.