Mullins Calls for Apprenticeship Scheme to Address Britain's Worklessness Crisis

Sick-note culture blamed for Britain's worklessness crisis by Pimlico Plumbers founder Charlie Mullins
9.25 million working age people now economically inactive, up from 8.55 million pre-pandemic
Mullins calls for government-funded apprenticeship scheme to provide skills and get people back to work
Scheme could also offer "second chance" to graduates with degrees that don't lead to jobs
Mullins sold his business Pimlico Plumbers in 2021, planning new company when non-compete ends in September