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Young people will get more government help to find entry-level jobs as AI starts changing the world of work. Technology Secretary Liz Kendall announced a new £20 million Early Careers Jobs Alliance to work with businesses and unions. This also includes 300,000 new placements being created to give young people real work experience.
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