
Why tackling the class pay gap should also be a priority for progressives
People from working-class backgrounds who enter ‘elite’ universities and professions still earn on average £6,400 less than peers drawn from the middle-class.

People from working-class backgrounds who enter ‘elite’ universities and professions still earn on average £6,400 less than peers drawn from the middle-class.

‘There has long been a profound mismatch between what those with a low income have, and what they need to get by’

Cuts to English council and schools’ spending have been larger in more deprived areas.

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‘A public inquiry needs to go deeper and consider the effects of government economic policies, corporate profiteering and low pay on daily life.’

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There are 500,000 more children living in significant poverty in 2019/20 compared to 2011/12

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‘The biggest sticking point for Wales is that we do not control all the economic levers’