Sentences with phrase «low paid workers out»

Not exact matches

People might not even think of this, but there are people who work in tech but are low - paid, like cafeteria workers and custodial staff, and a lot of them also live out of their cars because they just can't afford being in housing.

«He fought against billionaire companies to pay to the last cent wages they cheated out of low - wage workers.

A new report highlights how care workers are losing out because of the confusing and unhelpful way in which their working arrangements and low pay interact with tax, welfare and minimum wage rules.

Same low pay, and low interest rates for savers well below inflation; government users workers and savers to reduce it's debt, bail out bankers, and fund unnecessary housing boom.

Stigmatising the unemployed and the low paid and calling them shirkers, driving vans round out streets telling immigrants to «go home», attacking our police and teachers and social workers, peddling the lie that «Britain is broken».

Lifting hundreds of thousands of the lowest - paid workers out of tax altogether.

If you're a low - paid worker, do you go out smashing things up at the first opportunity, or contribute to the community?

Finally the introduction of Universal Credit represents an effective pay - cut for thousands of the very lowest paid workers, self - employed people and anyone out of work.

«That's just over three - and - a-half million people: low - paid workers and pensioners taken out of tax, and a tax cut of # 700 for the average tax - payer.»

Watch a typical interview with a Tory minister — they're «clearing up Labour's mess» with deficit reduction, reforming a broken welfare state, taking low - paid workers out of tax, and so on.

I'm not among those that believe that the good things the Coalition is doing have no connection with the Liberal Democrats (for example, the push to get lower - paid workers out of tax has much to do with them).

We have passed out of the micro realm of investing strategy (don't go with as high a stock allocation when prices are high as you do when they are low) to the macro realm of economics (don't cause businesses to fail and workers to lose their jobs by failing to pay attention to stock prices and by failing to encourage your friends and neighbors and co-workers to do the same).

Even the left - leaning Brookings Institution has trashed the agency's analysis — pointing out that the low - balled costs will be paid by American taxpayers, consumers, businesses and workers, whereas the highly conjectural benefits will be accrued globally.

If a major corporation cheats a thousand of its workers out of a thousand dollars each, very few of them will decide it is worth the hassle and expense of a major lawsuit, and virtually no lawyer will be willing to take such a low dollar case on a contingency fee basis — meaning that the plaintiffs will have to pay more for legal counsel than they are likely to win in the end.

With average pay for full time female employees in the UK 9.4 per cent lower than male workers, the anomaly of driving instructors stands out in an era dominated by the gender pay gap.

By cutting out the middle man they have ensured that companies pay less for employers and ensure that their workers are paid more, which in turn has raised wages for hundreds of London's lowest earners.