Internships are traditionally seen as an ideal entry into the workplace; young adults are able to learn their trade from experts, get the experience they need with on-the-job training, and earn enough money to live whilst building their CV.
However, the rising trend of seeing interns as sources of unpaid labour has created an unsustainable culture for young workers without the means to support themselves outside of earning monthly wages. One of the latest companies to come under scrutiny for such practices is the British newspaper The Sunday Times.
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