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Low wages, not joblessness, drive high child poverty in Northern Ireland despite low unemployment.
Low wages, not unemployment, are driving high poverty in Northern Ireland, with 18% of children living in poverty despite a 1.6% unemployment rate, according to Queen’s University Belfast research.
The study links low average incomes—among the lowest in the UK and developed nations—to widespread poverty, especially among households with disabled members.
It calls for a targeted anti-poverty strategy, welfare reform, better healthcare, affordable childcare, and improved housing to tackle systemic inequality.
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Los bajos salarios, no el desempleo, impulsan la alta pobreza infantil en Irlanda del Norte a pesar del bajo desempleo.