Tag Archives: low pay

As you were: How the pandemic failed to change what we think key workers should earn

Posted on February 25, 2021 by Robert de Vries

This is a guest post by the former co-editor of Inequalities Rob de Vries (in collaboration with me and Tina Haux), which was originally posted on the LSE Social Policy blog. At the height of the first UK lockdown, one … Continue reading →

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The problem of low pay

Posted on November 4, 2013 by Robert de Vries

Low pay is a huge problem in the UK. Of the 11 million people currently living in poverty, 6 million have jobs. Some of this is due to under-employment – people who work, but can’t get full-time hours – but … Continue reading →

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