Fair Rewards Reward & Loyalty
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Merchant website info and Fair Rewards account point check. https://fairness.org.uk
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Many people think that we live in a meritocracy, where talent and hard work are rewarded by success and status, and opportunities are there for whoever is willing to work for them. But this is not true. Childhood circumstances have a huge impact on people’s life chances and outcomes, alongside talent, hard work and random luck during life. So we cannot say that those at the top and those at the bottom of society fully deserve their lot. Even if we could ‘level up the playing field’ on childhood circumstances, there are many other reasons to question how and why we reward people differently.
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rewards & loyalty program web page, terms & conditions for Fair Rewards.
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- Fairness Index 2022: Summary The link between effort and reward has been broken. We can’t say that those at the top and the bottom of society deserve their lot, as peoples'' starting points in life have a huge impact on their life chances. Home Foreword Summary Indicators Context Arguments Statistics Substance Stories Surveys Solutions Perspectives Issues About Appendices. https://fairness.org.uk/summary
- Fairness Index 2022: Solutions We have to fix the broken markets that trap people in poverty, deny them opportunities, reward them inconsistently, undermine the social contract, and fail to treat people equitably. Rather than compensating for the hurdles that face people growing up in disadvantage, we should dismantle them. There are a wide range of evidence-based, practical ... https://fairness.org.uk/solutions
- Carbon emissions - fairness.org.uk The richest in society are having an outsized impact on the climate crisis. The flip side is that inclusive growth (the gains of which do not entirely go to the already-wealthy) is compatible with reducing our carbon emissions in line with the Paris agreement. In the UK, the average person in the top 1% emits 25 times more carbon dioxide equivalent (67 tons per year) than the average person in ... https://fairness.org.uk/indicators/carbon-emissions
- Fairness Index 2022: Substance This page sets out some of the key arguments about the causes and consequences of the gaps highlighted in this index (including why they are unfair). https://fairness.org.uk/substance
- People from poorer backgrounds do less well at school GCSE results have been steadily improving over time, but disadvantaged 16-year-olds (those eligible for free school meals) are still about 27 percentage points less likely to earn good GCSEs than their peers, and are also less likely to progress well through secondary school. https://fairness.org.uk/substance/people-from-poorer-backgrounds-do-less-well-at-school
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Many people think that we live in a meritocracy, where talent and hard work are rewarded by success and status, and opportunities are there for whoever is willing to work for them. But this is not true. Childhood circumstances have a huge impact on people’s life chances and outcomes, alongside talent, hard work and random luck during life. So we cannot say that those at the top and those at the bottom of society fully deserve their lot. Even if we could ‘level up the playing field’ on childhood circumstances, there are many other reasons to question how and why we reward people differently.
Loyalty & Rewards Links
Information for Fair Rewards Rewards Show inquiry to see remaining balance and transactions.
- Online balance: follow the link to merchant's official program website. You will need to fill in account number and pin so as to retrieve card balance.
- Phone call: call the merchant's support number and provide card details, you will be able to get reward points on the phone.
- Invoice/ Receipt: the remaining points of the card is printed on the shopping invoice / receipt.
- Store Counter: usually the program points could be looked up at shop or store counter
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