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Who are 'big retailers'?

'Big retailers' refers to large companies that sell goods directly to consumers, often with many stores across the country. Examples include supermarkets, department stores, and major clothing chains. Over 40 of these retailers are participating in the 'Opening Shift' scheme, highlighting their collective effort to address youth unemployment.

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