Thread: Anyone here "struggling" on a salary of £81,932?
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Old 08-10-2021, 08:47   #12
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Re: Anyone here "struggling" on a salary of £81,932?
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Originally Posted by murfitUK View Post
And don't forget that Boris Johnson described his £150,000 as a newspaper columnist as "chicken-feed" a couple of years ago.

All these MPs seem to get consultancy jobs paying 50K a year for 4 hours a month. If they really need a 2nd job they could apply to their local supermarket to be a shelf-stacker, or a care assistant, like the rest of us have to.

Having said that I wouldn't object to them having a bigger salary as long as they were forbidden from filling their pockets elsewhere - being an MP should be a full-time job.
If they were that good at consultancy why waste hundreds of days a year in Parliament.
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