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18 March 2022

4530 GB adults surveyed

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Do you think it should or should not be legal for companies be able to make large sections of their workforce redundant and immediately replace them with outsourced lower‑paid workers doing the same jobs?

Conducted 18 March 2022

YouGov surveyed 4530 GB adults

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83%
9%
Do you think it should or should not be legal for companies be able to make large sections of their workforce redundant and immediately replace them with outsourced lower‑paid workers doing the same jobs?

Conducted 18 March 2022

YouGov surveyed 4530 GB adults

By:
8%
83%
9%

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