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3:21Now PlayingOne in five working-age people in the UK aren’t in the workforce, a figure which has risen since the Covid pandemic.
An increasing number of people are now ‘economically inactive’ - that means they are out of work but not seeking new employment.
Ros Atkins examines the cost this is having on the UK economy.
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