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Soaring inflation is also hitting people on the lowest incomes harder than others
RMT union action over jobs and pay backed by 89% of members who voted
Chancellor puts finishing touches to mini-Budget worth billions to help struggling households
Central bank governor insists he is treading a ‘narrow path’ to contain prices without triggering a recession
ONS survey reveals sharp rise in proportion of hybrid staff planning to be based mostly away from office
Bank of England investigates the value of straight talk
Low Pay Commission finds uplift did not boost poorest workers’ incomes because of freezes and tapering of benefits as earnings rose
Job openings outnumber those out of work for the first time on record
Booming jobs market fuels price rises as central bank governor comes under fire
CIPD survey contrasts with BoE view that wages are likely to increase as cost of living pressures mount
Swati Dhingra, associate economics professor at London School of Economics, to replace Michael Saunders in August
Level of discretionary awards hits 9-year high amid labour shortages and rising living costs
Measure in a new public order bill will allow prison sentences of up to 12 months for disruption at sites such as airports
Gloomy economic forecast by central bank produces ‘a tipping point’ in investor sentiment
Workers are back on the road but the industry is suffering from a lack of trailers and trucks
How to navigate finances, benefits, employment rules and avoid sticky situations
Below-inflation pay awards spark fears of staff exodus from key public services
Government urged to fund rise in pay to at least £10.50 an hour to compete with warehouse jobs
Backdrop of growing industrial unrest, as inflation erodes pay while many employers struggle to fill vacancies
Several hundred staff set stage for first walkout in drugmaker’s history
Ride-hailing app’s UK pension provider to redraw workforce scheme just months after its launch
Watch out Masters of Mayfair, the Old Lady of Threadneedle Street is coming for you
Lessons learnt from the fall of the British-Australian financial group
First woman to lead the movement reversed long-term decline in membership during her decade-long tenure
But squeeze on living standards deepens while workforce remains smaller than pre-Covid as people choose not to return
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