Increasing National Insurance to fund social care unfair on young workers
20 July 2021
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IEA research referenced in Washington Examiner
20 July 2021
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Prof. Len Shackleton quoted by Sky News
20 July 2021
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15 November 2024
Prof. Len Shackleton quoted in City AM
The government has reportedly reached an agreement to fund social care with a 1 per cent increase in National Insurance Contributions (NIC). The increase is expected to raise £10bn a year to fund social care, with both employers and employees seeing their tax burden increase.
Responding to the policy in City AM, IEA Editorial & Research Fellow, Prof. Len Shackleton, condemned the NIC increase, saying: “Hiking National Insurance will be yet another burden on working age people at a time when jobs are insecure, inflation is rising and wages are squeezed.”
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Responding to the policy in City AM, IEA Editorial & Research Fellow, Prof. Len Shackleton, condemned the NIC increase, saying: “Hiking National Insurance will be yet another burden on working age people at a time when jobs are insecure, inflation is rising and wages are squeezed.”
Read the full article here.
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