The other problem is that tax credits were designed by people who had only known constant, permanent, salaried employment, and who imagined everyone else was the same.
This meant low-paid people whose income varied from one week to the next could find themselves in trouble for over-claiming or hungry through under-payments.
The other problem is that tax credits were designed by people who had only known constant, permanent, salaried employment, and who imagined everyone else was the same.This meant low-paid people whose income varied from one week to the next could find