need a real guarantee that a person with a family with one full-time job pays enough to live
Thank you for highlighting the plight of ordinary working families struggling to make a living in poverty ("poor workers of Great Britain", In Focus).
beyond the control of inflation paralyzes the household, but this government is too cowardly to tackle the real problems. When they learn that it is ordinary people who physically run the country: doctors, nurses, teachers, policemen, clerks, drivers and not the bankers who play with our money
The only country that develops when there are jobs that pay fair wages, social services work for the common good, and vigorous enforcement that corruption clamps.
Pat Smith
Pershore
Worcs
Conservative MP was positive that Dr. Dan Poulter has bothered to visit the Rowleys damage but that his analysis has dwelt mainly on the complexity of the benefit system than going to the "heart of the problem. "
The problem is that people can work full time (when they can get the hours or job) and still require taxpayers and state support because some employers ( with big profits and big bonuses to their CEO) does not pay a living wage and thus, in effect getting a state subsidy.
Hopefully Dr. Poulter takes the warning Sue Royston Citizen Services in the same article, that families like the Rowleys could lose 75 pounds a week in tax credits for smaller jobs.
Better yet, we hope that Dr. Poulter said his editorial on the budget in the same number to make their political bosses. This analysis provides beautifully the true heart of the problem. And it is this: the poverty of the lack of opportunities for young affordable housing, pensions, or job security, minimum wages, odd hours, child care and indifference super expensive the fate of society in general. About you, Dr. Poulter!
Gaukroger
The article clearly describes the enormous challenges faced by honest people who work hard and completely destroyed a government-backed attack on the benefit system.Far from this system is too generous, the real scandal is that a couple with two children only - work, effort, and life care - the need to maintain profits, the same style Basic Life. They need a better support system, not a minimum wage, which can be circumvented by the "home" scams use, as the Agency limited construction mentioned in this article, but a real guarantee that a person with family employed full-time paid enough to live.
If Dan Poulter, Conservative MP seriously review this work, want to do something useful, we must support the Living Wage Campaign (www.livingwage.org.uk). It's just £ 8.30 per hour in London.
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