Sam Williamson: Labour’s work experience plans are a sticking plaster solution

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Sam Williamson: Labour’s work experience plans are a sticking plaster solution

The Conservatives' promise to scrap outdated EU regulation around youth employment is a welcome start. To truly support young people, however, they must also commit to opposing Labour's minimum wage increases and pledge to keep a lower band for 18–20-year-olds so they can compete with more experienced workers in the job market. The post Sam Williamson: Labour’s work experience plans are a sticking plaster solution ap…