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Tesco and John Lewis among UK firms in pledge to create 100,000 jobs to tackle Neets crisis
The Independent reaches for "crisis"; GB News for "scheme".
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What happenedThe placements will be offered directly to young universal credit claimants in a programme dubbed ‘Opening Shift’.
The headline splitThe left frames it as "Tesco and John Lewis among UK firms in pledge to create 100,000 jobs to tackle Neets cris...". The right frames it as "Tesco, John Lewis and more to offer 100,000 jobs to young Britons under Labour scheme".
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Left / center-leftTesco and John Lewis among UK firms in pledge to create 100,000 jobs to tackle Neets crisis
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Right / center-rightTesco, John Lewis and more to offer 100,000 jobs to young Britons under Labour scheme
Tesco, John Lewis and more to offer 100,000 jobs to young Britons under Labour scheme
scheme
Some 40 of Britain's largest retailers, among them Tesco, John Lewis, Curry's and Costa Coffee, have committed to providing more than 11,000 work experience placements for young people clai...
