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Old 08-07-2017, 08:37 AM #1
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Default Immigration detainees 'benefit from £1-an-hour work'

Immigration detainees 'benefit from £1-an-hour work'

"The saving of using detainees for £1 an hour, compared to paying employed staff on minimum wage, would be in the region of £300,000 a month."

Just how stupid are these people who claim that £1 an hour pay solely benefits detainees when there is a clear £3.6 million per year saving on minimum wage employees.
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So there's these detainees working for £1, apprentices working for £2, gig economy workers getting £2.50 volunteers working for nothing and those employed overseas by agencies working for god knows what... Who here actually earns a fair days pay?
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