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It is such a stupid discussion because there are many people that work in industries that are in high demand and thus get very high wages. But that's the point, they get a wage, thus are a worker.
It's the Tories that started trying to muddy the waters about this because they're angry about something, although God knows what, because they appear to be raging against the made up version of the policy rather than the actual policy.