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Its not their fault that there is a recession on.

There's a cash-grab going on - that's what..

NEF put it more eloquently,

Economic inequality in the UK grew dramatically during the 1980s and 90s and has remained at historically high levels. A cycle linking wealth, education, the labour market and globalisation has created the conditions for inequality to flourish and feed on itself. By examining the policies of more equal countries, we find that inequality is not inevitable and that it can be effectively tackled by addressing its root causes.

Their intervention suggestion regarding the Labour Market,

High income differentials are at the frontline in perpetuating economic inequality and the stark divisions that exist in our society in terms of access to resources, decision-making and opportunity. Possible solutions include the Living Wage and/or the introduction of maximum wage ratios within companies and organisations.

Such ratios have previously been around 1:10 (the Royal Navy had a ratio of 1:8).