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Chancellor to make case for ‘contribution’ forward of youth jobs assure

By Editorial Board Published September 29, 2025 5 Min Read
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Chancellor to make case for ‘contribution’ forward of youth jobs assure

Rachel Reeves will stress the necessity for “hard work matched by fair reward” when she unveils plans for a “youth guarantee” to drive down unemployment.

The chancellor will make the case for a society based on “contribution” in her speech at Labour’s annual convention in Liverpool right this moment.

She is anticipated to verify plans for each younger one who has obtained common credit score (UC) for 18 months with out “earning or learning” to be assured a proposal of paid work.

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Those that refuse to take up jobs and not using a “reasonable excuse” will face sanctions corresponding to dropping their advantages, it’s understood.

The assure, which can be overseen by Work and Pensions Secretary Pat McFadden, kinds a part of a pledge of “nothing less than the abolition of long-term youth unemployment”.

Ms Reeves is anticipated to say: “I consider in a Britain based on contribution – the place we do our responsibility for one another, and the place arduous work is matched by truthful reward.

“I believe in a Britain based on opportunity – where ordinary kids can flourish, unhindered by their background.

“And I consider that Britain’s actual wealth is discovered not solely within the success of the lucky few, however within the skills of all our folks, in each a part of our nice nation.”

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It comes within the wake of issues amongst some Labour members that the federal government wants to supply voters a clearer imaginative and prescient of its agenda.

Sir Keir Starmer has beforehand prevented utilizing buzzwords to outline his politics, however thinktank Labour Collectively printed a paper final week wherein it argued the idea of contribution needs to be put on the coronary heart of policymaking.

Ms Reeves is anticipated so as to add: “We won’t leave a generation of young people to languish without prospects – denied the dignity, the security and the ladders of opportunity that good work provides.

“Simply because the final Labour authorities, with its new deal for younger folks, abolished long-term youth unemployment I can commit this authorities to nothing lower than the abolition of long-term youth unemployment.

“We’ve done it before and we’ll do it again.”

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Sir Mel Stride, the shadow chancellor, accused Labour of “contradictions” inside their insurance policies.

He stated: “Rachel Reeves says she wants to abolish youth unemployment – yet in her very first budget, she introduced a £25bn jobs tax that made it more expensive for businesses to hire, especially young people.

“That is the contradiction on the coronary heart of Labour’s plan: they discuss alternative, however their insurance policies kill jobs.

“Since Labour came to power, unemployment is up. Business confidence is down. And now Reeves is trying to fix a problem she created – while pointing the finger of blame, as she so often does, at everyone else.”

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