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Carillion apprentices latest to lose pay

UNIONS lambasted the government yesterday following confirmation that apprentices caught up in the Carillion collapse will not be paid from later this week.

Skills Minister Anne Milton said that affected apprentices would only be paid by the receiver until the end of January.

The written answer to shadow education secretary Angela Rayner said that the Construction Industry Training Board was “utilising their existing employer contracts” and grant incentives to secure employers for apprentices.

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