With vacancies at records, unions see a one-off opportunity to increase wages, and will continue to push for double digit rises, for example rejecting Rolls Royce’s £2,000 cost of living payment. Employers including the government will resist, but workers may find some wind in their sails in negotiations.
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In response, Mr Bailey said: “If you go back two years… given the situation we were facing at that...
“Sadly I don’t think we’re going to see regulation in the very short term. But it certainly means that...
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