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Labour big plan to tackle youth unemployment will increase the cost to the taxpayer before it makes major benefit savings , architect warns
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A proposed Labour plan to tackle youth unemployment is warned to increase taxpayer costs before generating significant benefit savings. This matters because it raises concerns about the immediate financial implications and long-term effectiveness of the policy.
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