'It is risible to think that those who brought about the financial crisis of 2008 and gave themselves bonuses for their “balancing the books”, should be encouraged to repeat their “success”.' // Letters
has been supporting us since day one, visiting the picket line often and constantly fighting for Dundee University’s lowest paid workers’ pensions.
Ministers claim that abolishing the 45% rate for high earners allows for growth and investment, as the savings “trickle down” through the, while ending the cap on banker’s bonuses, they believe, will stimulate the financial sector by recruiting the best, and make London a leading finance hub. But more worryingly, several ministers have made comments that indicate that the current cabinet is intent on a reform of society on a grand scale.
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