Submission statement: The Triple Lock (pensions must rise by inflation, wage growth or 2.5%, whichever is highest) has been a major topic in British politics for the past year, especially due to it being unsustainable in the long run. There is some support for downgrading it, with positive net support among Gen Z and Millennial Brits to downgrade to a Double Lock or Single Lock (depending on parameters).
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Submission statement: The Triple Lock (pensions must rise by inflation, wage growth or 2.5%, whichever is highest) has been a major topic in British politics for the past year, especially due to it being unsustainable in the long run. There is some support for downgrading it, with positive net support among Gen Z and Millennial Brits to downgrade to a Double Lock or Single Lock (depending on parameters).
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So far, every major party has promised to keep the Triple Lock, except the Greens who want a Double Lock.
I think the public is more likely to support a quadruple lock
What wrong with just earnings ? It basically incentives the olds to bully the bosses into giving people pay raises