It’s a myth to suggest people on benefits must be scroungers. Most people in poverty in the UK are working. Of the children living in poverty, 61% have working parents.
When the Living Wage is introduced, everyone Âbenefits. Morale goes up.
When work feels Âworthwhile, its quality improves. Raising pay to a living wage would reduce the benefits bill, increase tax receipts and boost the economy by stepping up workers’ spending power.
Once again, when it has been shown that parts of the Archbishop’s church is not paying its staff a ‘living wage’ does not Archbishop Sentamu not see the contrast between the church’s words and actions?
Should people who live in stained glass houses be throwing stones? Wouldn’t people take more notice if the church led by example before mouthing off?
I just checked. Jesus had 12 employees and he didn’t pay them anything.
But the deferred compensation package was out of this world.
#3 I believe you have hit the nail on the head!
Oops, too quick an index finger. Try “nail”.