Simon Wolfson, CEO of Next, argues that government policies, such as zero-hour contracts, hinder economic growth.
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Simon Wolfson, CEO of Next, argues that government policies, such as zero-hour contracts, hinder economic growth.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- A retail group is facing a crisis due to youth unemployment, which is attributed to slow economic growth and high labor costs.Sub-event
Next CEO criticizes government policies and zero-hour contracts for impeding economic growth.1 source
Wolfson warned of a youth unemployment crisis linked to rising labor costs and slow economic growth.1 source
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Simon Wolfson
British clothing retailer and philanthropist
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