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13 February 2017

10020 GB adults surveyed

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If there is less work in total, what do you think is more likely to be the outcome for jobs?

Conducted 13 February 2017

YouGov surveyed 10020 GB adults

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If there is less work in total, what do you think is more likely to be the outcome for jobs?

Conducted 13 February 2017

YouGov surveyed 10020 GB adults

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52%
30%
18%

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