2026-10-22T00:25:22Zhttps://nostr.nowNostr notes by Jayne :wales_flag:πͺπΊπ³οΈβπJayne :wales_flag:πͺπΊπ³οΈβπhttps://nostr.now/npub19f7x656yfrxyfwkcpvy4m0v3efyjpqpq88klprhl537eq5xjmxjs4f2kpthttps://toot.wales/system/accounts/avatars/109/308/553/204/725/198/original/8cbd0f7ce78177ec.jpghttps://toot.wales/system/accounts/avatars/109/308/553/204/725/198/original/8cbd0f7ce78177ec.jpghttps://nostr.now/nevent1qqsz24fhlh995dld9xcdq6ad8cx475wpj5vm95u0d55gwmxzz4vge6czyq48cm2ng3yvc396mq9sjhdaj89yjgyqyqu7muywl7j8myzs6tv62wuvu4xEver since Blair's government introduced working tax credits, ...
In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqswpv75j5qz0pccz6we35sgla0ln5au5xh2wrqg7nal8e8e60q9lkszcv600'>nevent1qβ¦v600</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Ever since Blair's government introduced working tax credits, I've been saying it was an insane policy.<br/><br/>The policy only subsidised bad business owners that didn't make enough profit to pay its workers a living wage and therefore exploited their workers π€¬<br/><br/>IMO all this policy did was make tax payers subsidise bad employers.<br/><br/>If a business can't afford to pay its workers a living wage, then it's a failed business which should be allowed to be bankrupt π€·
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