Britain’s chancellor has argued that the most meaningful support the state can give young people is access to work, not long-term welfare, in a message that places employment and productivity at the centre of the government’s economic pitch. The remarks sharpen the political debate over living standards, industrial policy and the balance between social protection and labour-market activation.
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"Chancellor Says Jobs, Not Benefits, Should Be the Offer to Young Britons"
Britain’s chancellor has argued that the most meaningful support the state can give young people is access to work, not long-term welfare, in a message that places employment and productivity at the centre of the government’s economic pitch. The remarks sharpen the political debate over living standards, industrial policy and the balance between social protection and labour-market activation.
Chancellor Says Jobs, Not Benefits, Should Be the Offer to Young Britons
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Britain’s chancellor has argued that the most meaningful support the state can give young people is access to work, not long-term welfare, in a message that places employment and productivity at the centre of the government’s economic pitch. The remarks sharpen the political debate over living standards, industrial policy and the balance between social protection and labour-market activation.
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