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[As of March 2026, the government is introducing
"youth jobs grants" with the following criteria: Target Group: Employers receive the payment for hiring individuals aged 18 to 24. Eligibility: The young person must have been on benefits and searching for work for at least six months. Goal: The scheme aims to support approximately 60,000 young people into employment over the next three years. Additional Business Incentives Alongside the primary £3,000 grant, other measures have been introduced to support hiring: Apprenticeship Bonuses: Small- and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) will receive £2,000 for every new employee aged 16 to 24 they take on as an apprentice. Extended Job Subsidies: An existing programme that guarantees six-month minimum wage jobs for those out of work for 18 months has been extended to include everyone up to age 24. Foundation Apprenticeships: Incentives for these roles will expand into the hospitality and retail sectors starting in April. This investment is part of a broader £1 billion package intended to create roughly 200,000 jobs and training opportunities for young people across the UK. Are you looking for details on how to apply for these grants, or do you need information on the new minimum wage rates for young workers? AI responses may include mistakes. Information may vary depending on location or individual circumstances. Companies offered £3,000 to hire jobless under-24s 16 Mar 2026 — The government is to pay more companies to hire young people, under Labour's latest plan to tackle spiralling rates] Taken from Google But in 6 months time or Less the company could let that worker go And take on another to receive the £3K Was reported on a Live Debate today. Last edited by arista; Today at 04:09 PM. |
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