Employers should do more to prepare young people for work, says report
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Young people in the UK struggle to find work experience to help them on their future career paths, according to a new study.
One in three employees have experienced mental health issues, CIPD survey finds
Universities UK response to HEPI paper on mental health support
ILM and Maudsley Learning collaborate to improve mental health in the workplace
Only 2% of young people in UK take apprenticeships, says OECD
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