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Longest wage squeeze since the Victorian Era
16 October 2014
This week’s strikes come in the wake of the longest pay squeeze since the mid-Victorian era, according to new research by the TUC.
Unemployment falls but wages not recovering
16 October 2014
Unemployment has dropped below two million, but pay is only 0.7% higher than it was a year ago, according to latest employment figures from the ONS.
Cable launches employment review
10 October 2014
Vince Cable has launched a ‘wide-ranging’ employment review to help clarify the employment status of up to a million British workers.
Tribunals gain power to order equal pay audits
3 October 2014
New regulations concerning companies that are found to have breached equal pay law have come into force.
Tory Conference: Tax cuts and £3bn benefit freezes
3 October 2014
On Monday (Sep 29) the chancellor George Osbourne announced that there would be a two-year freeze on working age benefits, under a Conservative government. This would come into affect in April 2016, following the 1% benefits cap announced in 2012.
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