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30 March 2023

4142 GB adults surveyed

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How acceptable or unacceptable do you think it is for employers to require unpaid work trials from prospective employees as part of the recruitment process?

Conducted 30 March 2023

YouGov surveyed 4142 GB adults

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13%
23%
52%
8%
How acceptable or unacceptable do you think it is for employers to require unpaid work trials from prospective employees as part of the recruitment process?

Conducted 30 March 2023

YouGov surveyed 4142 GB adults

By:
4%
13%
23%
52%
8%

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