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Labour accused of taxing youth jobs out of existence as £780-a-year ‘jobs tax’ hits high street with 122k shop jobs lost

thesun.co.uk · 2hShare

THE Government has been accused of "taxing youth jobs out of existence" after new figures revealed the annual cost of hiring an entry-level part-time worker has soared by almost £780. High street chiefs warn that hikes in National Insurance and the National Living Wage have already forced retailers to axe 122,000 jobs in just two...

First report: After winning the exam battle, youth now have to face the jobs war — thehindu.com, 1d