Jeremy Corbyn accuses Boris Johnson of 'punishing not supporting' workers

The transcript discusses the issue of 25,000 workers receiving a £300 bonus, with some on Universal Credit only keeping £75. It highlights the unfairness of this situation and questions the government's support for low-paid workers. The government claims to help by cutting National Insurance and increasing the living wage, while criticizing opposition votes against tax cuts.

What is the main concern regarding the £300 bonus for workers on Universal Credit?

• They receive an additional £300.

• They are exempt from taxes.

• They can only keep £75 of the bonus.

• They receive a higher bonus than others.

What was the initial goal of Universal Credit?

• To provide free housing.

• To increase taxes on bonuses.

• To make work pay for low-income workers.

• To reduce government spending.

What does the speaker suggest about the government's treatment of low-paid workers?

• The government is rewarding them.

• The government is punishing them.

• The government is supporting them.

• The government is ignoring them.

What measure is the government taking to help low-paid workers?

• Eliminating bonuses.

• Increasing taxes.

• Reducing the living wage.

• Cutting National Insurance contributions.

Who opposed the tax cuts for low-paid workers?

• The workers themselves.

• The Prime Minister.

• The Speaker of the House.

• The right honourable gentleman.