@Anniepop2027@ShelaghFogarty@LBC As a direct result of the Labour budget, my employer, a small national chain of clothes shops, has reduced shop opening hours. So as manager, I’ve lost 5 hours per week with a 12.5% salary reduction, paid holidays slashed from 25 to 20 days and stopped sick pay.
Thanks Labour 😡
@paul_hunt_68@TomlinsonM@CF_Farrow Ah! Here you are again! arguing with others that the DofE is exempt for vat. Despite me sharing with you the guidance. Here’s a different gov link and screen shot (I’ll find the link). Note it doesn’t need to make a profit to have vat added. It’s just income to run the activity
@EducationNotTax@UKLabour Primary teaching was a great job when I qualified in 1978. Hard work, big classes, no teaching assistants or planning and prep time, but it was great fun, very rewarding. But by the time I retired in 2019, it had become really stressful and thankless. Such a shame!
🧵 Musings on @UKLabour's education tax from a teacher.
Over the last few months I have often felt like a lone voice speaking out against private school-VAT amongst the education community. I have been shocked as many of the loudest and most influential... (1/10)
@Hansford4Peter@jrkdenison Of course people need choice. What is right for one doesn’t work for every child. Location/wrap around care/SEN support/faith etc. many state schools are great and work for many people but not all schools work for every child.
Yet another reason why @UKLabour's education tax is such a disaster ⬇️
Less opportunity for those on low incomes. Less social mobility. Children's dreams shattered. For nothing.
@bphillipsonMP it's not too late to stop this madness.
@Charlot66862571@simonhancock_uk@rachel__cruz@bphillipsonMP Around 40%? Where does this comes from? I’m sure the schools would be very grateful for your list. Give the greatest expenditure will be salaries, which can’t be reclaimed and those will have now have increased.
@bphillipsonMP You done men’s EVERY child. You have said time & time again it’s not EVERY child. It’s only ‘93%’. You’ve reduced opportunities for children to bursaries and scholarships. You are categorically reducing opportunities. You should look to lift more up, than drag more down.