The Employables

The Employables

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The Employables

Episode 1 | SBS | August 22, 2018

Business and economics

Classification: Mature

In the most radical business ventures he's ever undertaken, self-made millionaire Creel Price is in search of six Australians who are more likely to be discriminated against when looking for work, to turn their business idea into this country's next hot start-up.

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In the most radical business ventures he's ever undertaken, self-made millionaire Creel Price is in search of six Australians who are more likely to be discriminated against when looking for work, to turn their business idea into this country's next hot start-up.

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After putting 12 diverse Australians who have all struggled with employment through their paces at boot camp, Creel Price will announce the final six who will continue for the next seven weeks. He will choose just two ideas to develop into a business worthy of pitching to a room full of investors. Each of the six will have to prove to him why their idea should be chosen.

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