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The recent introduction of the Tory ‘living wage’ has been a disaster for many low paid workers.

Living wage ‘a disaster’ for low paid workers

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Mr McDonnell has been a champion of workers rights throughout his political career

BFAWU slams Smith’s ‘absurd’ criticism of McDonnell

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April 1st 2016 will see the introduction of the Conservatives’ ‘living wage’, which they unveiled as a gimmick and a ruse to hide the true impact of their ‘emergency budget’

#FoolsGold: It’s a Gimmick Wage not a Living Wage

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The new National Living Wage will not be enough to live on.

What’s on the menu at the Chancellor’s bakery?

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In April 2016, the Government will introduce the National Living Wage. But only for over 25s.

Work? Under 25? You need to see this

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The National Minimum Wage is higher for those who are 21 and older. Which doesn’t really seem fair, does it?

That awkward moment when you’re paid less because you’re 19

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The National Living Wage is not enough to live on

Why the National Living wage is not really a living wage at all

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Defeat for Environment Bill amendment restricting lead ammunition

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"The BASC Shotgun Coach of the Year award celebrates those coaches that go over and above their duty to help our sport flourish"

“Inspiring” Lawrie Stewart wins BASC Shotgun Coach of the Year award

In his fourth year as a BASC shotgun coach, Lawrie Stewart overcame strong competition to win BASC’s Shotgun Coach of the Year award at this year’s Midland Game Fair.

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Boris Johnson concerned Osborne has 'muddied waters' in living wage campaign

Boris Johnson warns Osborne’s ‘living wage’ will damage campaign for higher wages

Chancellor has ‘muddied the waters’ about what a living wage means

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Osborne's 'compulsory living wage' falls short of level needed to live on

George Osborne’s ‘living wage’ is not enough to live on

Osborne’s ‘living wage’ fails to take into account tax credit cuts

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The question is why the government could afford a minimum wage of £7 an hour only two months ago, but can only stretch to a 20p increase now

£6.70? The minimum wage should be £10 say BFAWU

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Ending David Cameron’s war on the working class

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Cameron’s Offer of ‘Jam’ Tomorrow

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Happy workers: Higher minimum wages boosted productivity and worker retention

Why we can’t afford not to pay the living wage

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"You can challenge the penalty if you have a reasonable excuse for having missed the deadline"

Taxpayers with reasonable excuse can dispute their late filing penalty

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"There was a glitch in HMRC’s system until this month"

Tax return filers urged to check for Marriage Allowance error

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Bakers Union Leader urges Ed Miliband to end “light-touch austerity” and produce polices that appeal to core voters

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Bakers Union president calls for a general strike against austerity and a living wage of £10 an hour

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BFAWU: Is a contract and a wage really too much to ask of fast food employers?

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Joseph Blake: 'A mini-revolution is happening on the streets of London'

Comment: How Bafta strike action made the Royal Opera House pay a decent wage

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PMQs as-it-happens

PMQs as-it-happened

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Robert Halfon: Cameron "mustn't make mistake the Conservatives made in opposing the minimum wage"

Tories warn Cameron of ‘disaster’ if he opposes living wage

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