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Ignitionnet · 11-07-2015, 17:40

Harsh, bitter and pretty cynical post that one.

You should be aware that the median hourly income for men was £12.50 per hour in 2008. It sounds like you should be feeling more aggrieved that you are underpaid for your skill than that other people may be overpaid.

Would you rather we as taxpayers subsidise inadequate wages through tax credits?

Sorry about your situation but poverty wages and a race to the bottom benefit no-one.

11-07-2015, 17:40	#57
Ignitionnet Inactive Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Leeds, West Yorkshire Age: 47 Posts: 13,995	Re: (Emergency) Budget 2015 Harsh, bitter and pretty cynical post that one. You should be aware that the median hourly income for men was £12.50 per hour in 2008. It sounds like you should be feeling more aggrieved that you are underpaid for your skill than that other people may be overpaid. Would you rather we as taxpayers subsidise inadequate wages through tax credits? Sorry about your situation but poverty wages and a race to the bottom benefit no-one.