Study - Working on the Minimum Wage Brings Much More than Basic Security
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Those who work full-time at the minimum wage have a significantly higher income than those who receive basic insurance.
Whether work is worthwhile has been a political issue for years. According to a study by the WSI, the wage gap to basic security has recently increased. In many regions, however, high rents reduce the advantage.
According to a study, those who work full-time at the minimum wage have a significantly higher income than those who receive basic insurance.
According to a recent study, full-time work at the minimum wage brings more money than basic security. This year, the gap has even grown. However, high deductions prevent many workers from working more.
Those who work for the minimum wage also have a significantly higher disposable income than comparable persons who receive basic insurance. This is true everywhere in Germany and independently of the household constellation. On average, the income advantage is around 623 euros per month in the case of a single person who works full-time at the minimum wage. A single parent with a child of five years has about 757 euros more available for full-ti…
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