A select committee has reported that it has received substantial evidence indicating that increasing employment costs are negatively impacting training opportunities and job vacancies for young people. The committee is urging the government to consider reducing employers' national insurance contributions to stimulate job creation for youth.
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MPs Recommend Reducing National Insurance to Increase Youth Employment
A select committee has called for a reduction in employers' national insurance contributions, citing evidence that rising employment costs are hindering training and job opportunities for young people. The recommendation aims to address the decline in youth employment.
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Boost youth jobs by cutting employers' national insurance, MPs urge
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MPs Recommend Reducing National Insurance to Increase Youth Employment