Charlie Mullins OBE told GB News that allowing people to work from home is "not the way to run a business" as he discusses whether home working is killing work experience for younger people. 

The comments come as it has been revealed that the majority of Year 10 pupils did not do any work experience last year. 

Some secondary schools reported that they can no longer afford to run placements, while others said it had become harder to accommodate pupils since the pandemic due to more home working. 

The majority of Year 10 pupils did not do any work experience last year, a report has suggested{ai:summary}<p>Charlie Mullins OBE criticized remote work, claiming it undermines work experience for youth. He noted that many Year 10 students lacked work placements last year, with schools facing financial and logistical challenges since the pandemic.</p><p>This situation raises concerns about the future workforce's practical skills. #economy</p>

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