
The practical response to our society’s widening inequality? A partial basic income
Following Natalie Bennett’s argument for a universal basic income, Karen Buck MP and Declan Gaffney argue there is an easier, more practical option.
Following Natalie Bennett’s argument for a universal basic income, Karen Buck MP and Declan Gaffney argue there is an easier, more practical option.
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More economic democracy – union power, workers’ rights, decentralisation of and democratic engagement in decision-making – creates better productivity and a stronger, more secure economy.
Corporate pay at the top continues to skyrocket whilst average wages stagnate. Let’s do something about it.
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Rent-to-own company BrightHouse were recently fined £14m for exploiting customers and repossessing goods.
We’re getting poorer, the gender pay gap isn’t closing and inequality between regions remains rife.
And 80 per cent think the practice is nepotistic.