Workers In Small Firms Earned £2,000 Less Than Previously Thought Under Tory-Lib Dem Coalition

Fresh evidence of Britain’s pay squeeze has emerged with new figures showing workers in small firms earned £2,000 less than previously thought under the Tory-Liberal Democrat coalition.
Labour seized on revisions by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) which downgraded wages and bonuses by an average of 1.7% between 2010 and 2015, under David Cameron’s first term in office.
Average weekly earnings, a key measure of the health of the economy, were between £7 and &poun