For a few months last year, Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s key message was that Britain deserved a pay rise. “Wage growth” would be the key measure of the success of his “levelling up” mission, he said. But very soon after, Mr Sunak’s former department, the Treasury, clarified that wage rises would have to be justified by an increase in productivity.
The RAC, which has criticised supermarkets and petrol retailers over pricing, said petrol falling to £1.43 on average –...
The Chinese-owned firm will cut 300 jobs at its Scunthorpe plant.
“Following the Euro 2020 related boost in June, retail sales fell in July to their lowest level since shops...
From October a typical dual-fuel household will pay £1,923 a year until December, which is down from £2,074 in...
The think tank’s analysts said in general, the lag in hiring was concentrated in sectors exposed to Covid-19 restrictions,...
“It is crucial for countries to establish comprehensive social safety nets and offer retraining programmes for vulnerable workers,” Ms...
Settlements such as this one have been occurring in so-called shortage sectors, such as driving buses, lorries, and rubbish...
Adam French, Which? consumer rights expert, said: “With more and more people tempted by ticket insurance during the pandemic,...
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