One in three UK employers have cut entry-level jobs, survey shows

One in three UK employers have cut entry-level jobs, survey shows

Over a third of British employers have reduced the number of entry-level jobs open to younger workers over the past year due in ​part to increased use of artificial intelligence and other forms of ‌automation, a survey showed on Wednesday.

A third of firms cut entry-level jobs for young workers as 1m classed as NEETS

MORE than a third of employers have cut entry-level jobs for young workers in the past year. Senior business leaders admitted they had been...

Employers call youth worklessness a national crisis as more than one in three cut entry-level jobs - Lancaster University

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One in Three UK Employers Cut Entry-Level Jobs Amid AI Rise

Over a third of UK employers reduced entry-level jobs due to AI and automation, impacting youth opportunities. Latest data and survey insights inside.

One in three employers cutting entry-level jobs despite Neets crisis

One in three (36%) employers has reduced their entry-level jobs available to young people in the past 12 months, despite the growing 'Neets' crisis.

UK Youth Employment Crisis: Rising Business Costs Are Squeezing Entry-Level Jobs, CBI Warns

Britain’s youth employment crisis could deepen as rising business costs squeeze entry-level jobs, apprenticeships and training opportunities, the CBI has warned. More than one million 16–24-year-olds are already outside education, employment or training – yet 84% of NEET young people surveyed for a government review say they want to work, study or train. Britain risks locking even more young people out of the labour market unless businesses are …