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Old 16-11-2010, 22:52   #32
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Re: Proposal for the Reformation of the EU Migrant Labour within the United Kingdom

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Originally Posted by TheDaddy View Post
I am not talking about massive corperations rather the small cleaning companies and the like that might struggle to pay even small increases for a year or two until their contracts are renewed and I don't think it's a socialist view, more a sensible short term safety net.
The government requiring companies pay higher salaries and potentially funding said salaries is extremely distasteful and quite socialist. It's nothing more than redistribution of wealth which frankly is not the government's business.
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