Sidewinder2
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I don't complain about migrants to the UK - you do! I might be but the missus has the same rights as citizen of the country we live inYou and the wife are migrants too right? so have a fuckoff from me, and it isn't JUST about immigration.
No one has had anything like the rises at the % s that the min wage workers have these last few years . Creates a lot of issues as people above the min expect similar risesIf you are working above minimum wage but with the increase it means that you will be on minimum wage, would this not equate to a pay cut and not an increase?
Where I worked they would get a minimum wage top up if not enough commission earned.Basic pay ? If they make no commission one month they’d be under minimum wage
No. No need for any further replies.
Not exactly what you're after but he does go onto it in the thread.Would be interesting to see those figures with London excluded & just the north. Would show a very different picture.
Posted from ChinaExactly UK has become very expensive in every way, ripoff Britain etc etc
If immigration was zero, for the next hundred years. Or something like 2% legal immigration. Housing prices would go down, everything would. Uk might have 50m living in it by 2040. but corporastions just want everything keep going up and up, decreasing housing, driving prices up for homes they rent out. IT affects everything. Really hope the UK finds a way out of the utter mess it's become.
And catastrophically crashed.Posted from China
Like their property market hasn’t gone mad.
The people in this country have a fairly high standard of living and expect that to at least be maintained. Stop immigration and that standard of living would drop through the floor as we wouldn’t be able to fill a wide range of both skilled and unskilled positions. But at least houses would be cheaper.Exactly UK has become very expensive in every way, ripoff Britain etc etc
If immigration was zero, for the next hundred years. Or something like 2% legal immigration. Housing prices would go down, everything would. Uk might have 50m living in it by 2040. but corporastions just want everything keep going up and up, decreasing housing, driving prices up for homes they rent out. IT affects everything. Really hope the UK finds a way out of the utter mess it's become.
Indeed I am and it's been a good 10 year experience. They've been overcharging for the 'cocrete coffins' since the 00s apparently and it's a market in decline. They look nice on the outside but are cheaply built with no interior decoration, just basic plumbing. The dowri isn't what it was 50 years ago either. little bit of hongbao (red envelope) two pigs and some farming tools.Posted from China
Like their property market hasn’t gone mad.
Everything would be affected and the working/upper class would benefit from less compeetition for housing/jobs etc.The people in this country have a fairly high standard of living and expect that to at least be maintained. Stop immigration and that standard of living would drop through the floor as we wouldn’t be able to fill a wide range of both skilled and unskilled positions. But at least houses would be cheaper.
My mate eho lives in Maribor twists like fuck about prices here now. Stupid kernt brought about £80 for a 3 day pissup in London!Simple answer is no
Both me and the wife have been offered jobs in the UK over the last few years but with the cost of living over there we'd have to earn 50% more to have the same standard of living as we have now - makes no sense
Would be interesting to see the percentage of workers that are on minimum wage compared to 5,10,15, years ago. The idea I thought was that it would help drag all wages up and have a domino effect. Instead all that has happened is minimum wage has just caught up to more and more people's wages.
Nmw will be about £24k from April. That's based on a 40 hour week.I was on 20k a year in 2005, 35 hour working week. Which is 19200 a yewar on the current minimum wage of 10 quid. Is eaasy enough to get by in the UK on 20k these days? It wasn't back then but I guess my pocketmoney was maybe 50%
What is upper working class?Shame isn't it. Single folk, Working class and upper working class will struggle to own a small 2bed home, car and pay all the bills if they are on 20k in 2024
Which is 4k more than I was getting 20 years ago, in an office job. So something is very wrong with the UK. Cost of living has probably doubled since 2005, it's now 2024 and as you said nmw is 24kNmw will be about £24k from April. That's based on a 40 hour week.
What is upper working class?
2 people earning minimum wage can easily afford a 2 bed home around here.
Which is 4k more than I was getting 20 years ago, in an office job. So something is very wrong with the UK. Cost of living has probably doubled since 2005, it's now 2024 and as you said nmw is 24k
20 years worth of data to look at. If I had stayed in the UK I should be on 50k now?
working class = 20/30kYou were on far more than minimum wage back then though, so it's irrelevant really. Had you been in minimum wage back then you would have been earning half of that.
£20k in 2004 is worth circa £35k now.
They aren't though. The very lowest paid (usually 22 year old trainees, fresh from uni) average about 41k year. It increases sharply thereafter.working class = 20/30k
upper wc = 30/35 but not as far as what you would say is a very middle class salary. Which would be? 40k and upwards?
Juniour doctors are on 28k? Same as the binmen? See, that's jsut wrong.