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Old 21-03-2010, 14:12   #56
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Re: british jobs for british workers.

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Originally Posted by Flyboy View Post
Well I guess you must have been off sick that day then.

So, does that mean that Tories are NOT trying to abolish the minimum wage then?
That's what I thought you were talking about.

I don't see anything directly in there about abolishing it, moreover I don't see any support from the parliamentary Tory party as a whole.

So let's try again.

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I must have been missing where the Tories mentioned wanting to abolish the minimum wage.
Where have the Tory party as a whole mentioned wanting to abolish the minimum wage?

It's not looking too hot for you given that the Tory leader said:

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Cameron said in 2005 that the minimum wage "turned out much better than many people expected, including the CBI".
And Boris John was in favour of replacing it with a 'living wage' of 7.40 in London.

You've been watching the GOP guide to politics methinks
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