There is a thriving shadow economy in Britain – but migrants are not to blame / Emily Kenway
While Labour is desperately trying to mimic Reform’s line on the cash economy, the blame lies solidly with ordinary people feeling the pinch According to politicians across all parties, something called the “hidden economy” – the shadowy nethers of the labour market, in which work goes (…)
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