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    Quite right Peter.

    In addition, raise the nil rate threshold for tax to £13,000 and the effect would be a net income the same as would the so called 'living wage' but without losing jobs or causing problems for employers.

    Of course, as I have said before - the minimum wage itself is the worse enemy of the low paid creating a low wage 'norm' in many industries and eliminating wage competition for good staff..... KeithB is also right on another negative policy that is helping keeping the low paid on low pay.

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