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Young people 'who work part-time on minimum wage earn £100 less than those claiming sickness benefits'
Young people working part-time on minimum wage earn £100 less than those claiming sickness benefits. The comparison highlights a disparity in income between part-time workers and recipients of sickness benefits.
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