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Just as some of us are more vulnerable to #coronavirus it is clear that some are more vulnerable to the economic shock 
Our Minimum Income Guarantee would ensure everyone has access to enough cash to meet the basic cost of living
https://bit.ly/34bKmZa
Our Minimum Income Guarantee would ensure everyone has access to enough cash to meet the basic cost of living
https://bit.ly/34bKmZa
Our MIG proposal is for a minimum income floor that is: 
comprehensive
sufficient
non-conditional
non-means tested at the point of access
This would catch everyone left out of the job retention and the self-employed income support schemes
https://bit.ly/2WRgYph
comprehensivesufficientnon-conditionalnon-means tested at the point of accessThis would catch everyone left out of the job retention and the self-employed income support schemes
https://bit.ly/2WRgYph
Great to see similar ideas coming from @The_TUC 
They're calling for changes to the safety net like:
Suspension of conditionality
An end to the five week wait
Raising the basic level of UC
Removal of the benefit cap
Read more: https://bit.ly/3bVAa9K
They're calling for changes to the safety net like:
Suspension of conditionality An end to the five week waitRaising the basic level of UCRemoval of the benefit capRead more: https://bit.ly/3bVAa9K
And from @CitizensAdvice 
They're putting forward a Crisis Minimum Income which includes:
Setting sick pay at £180 per week
Using the benefits system to give people enhanced financial support
Introducing a three month council tax holiday https://bit.ly/2JJ7kxp
They're putting forward a Crisis Minimum Income which includes:
Setting sick pay at £180 per weekUsing the benefits system to give people enhanced financial supportIntroducing a three month council tax holiday https://bit.ly/2JJ7kxp
And @openDemocracyUK are calling for a liveable income guarantee for all of £372 per week 
Their open letter has been signed 14,000 times
https://bit.ly/39U9vJ0
Their open letter has been signed 14,000 times
https://bit.ly/39U9vJ0
