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  Employers can be trusted to pay the wage for the job based on the supply of appropriately qualified and suitable applicants. The right wage for the job would be just that.
  
  Of course Labour's mass immigration would have pushed down wages if the minimum wage had not stopped it, which at the same time itself therefore helped boost immigration.... These things meet the right level.
  
  Sensible immigration controls will help reduce supply and if you get rid of the minimum wage you can re-construct the wage ladder that can help people off low incomes particularly as their skills and experience (therefore market value) grows. This has worked before and will work again if we let it. This is actually another reason for quitting the EU and getting control of our own borders.
  
  Remember, those of you who argue for the minimum wage and perhaps a higher rate, if the tax and NI threshold was higher than the min wage level at a full week work there would be a better boost to incomes than the idiotic 'living wage' without damaging employment or causing price inflation.

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