Serving out injustice to the low-paid

Article Abstract:

The UK's welfare system discriminates against low-paid term-time workers, preventing them from claiming any benefits at the times of year when they are not working. Term-time workers are also not eligible for the other initiatives introduced by the government to eliminate poverty, such as the working families tax credit.

Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial Sectors, Labor Regulation & Services, Compensation and benefits, Labor policy, Public employees, Government employees

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Mr Farrakhan should be heard

Article Abstract:

Attempts by Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan to gain permission to enter the UK are discussed. It is argued that his freedom of expression should be respected and that care should be taken not to see all Muslims as extremists.

Public opinion, Farrakhan, Louis, Nation of Islam

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