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App helps youngsters get part-time jobs

A new smart phone app helps youngsters find part-time jobs to top up their pocket money. After Winterthur's positive experience with the scheme, more and more towns and cities are introducing online part-time job exchanges. (SRF/swissinfo.ch)

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