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The problem of low pay
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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Tagged low pay, low wages, minimum wage, poverty, tax credits, unemployment
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