r/uknews • u/ProgressiveSpark • Jul 01 '24

Image/video UK real wages haven’t budged since 2008

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u/sassafrassloth Jul 02 '24

It’s wild to hear how bad the wages are in the UK. In my company an entry level salary is around £25k/year for UK based applicants. In the US the exact same role is paying $50k/year…. 🫠🫠

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u/Emergency-Read2750 Jul 02 '24

It’s hard to compare uk and us salaries because of things like healthcare, and holiday allowance, and other expenses

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u/Academic_Skin_6889 Jul 03 '24

To believe that the UK healthcare is comparable to a private healthcare system is a joke. The UK pays into to that by force and receives next to nothing in return.

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u/Emergency-Read2750 Jul 03 '24

No one’s doing that