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Time for a new plan
This spending review is a chance for government to learn the lessons of the pandemic and to plan for the future. Our submission sets out what the government needs to do.
- 24 Oct 2021
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A £10 minimum wage would benefit millions of key workers
In this brief research note, we show that a rise in the minimum wage to £10 per hour would mean a pay increase for up to 3.7 million key workers.
- 01 May 2020
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Lessons from a decade of failed austerity
This report shows how the cuts imposed after the last recession, both in the UK and in much of the developed world, harmed economic growth, with a heavy impact on workers’ pay. Overall, pay growth has halved across OECD countries in the decade since the GFC. In real terms, annual pay growth has been below one per cent a year for two thirds of countries.
- 24 Oct 2019
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The Chancellor must use the spring statement to help workers facing falling wages and soaring bills
The Chancellor needs to learn the lessons of the pandemic, and act now to support workers from threats beyond their control. That’s the best way to protect working families and the economy.
Geoff Tily - 19 Mar 2022
Lets get real about pay
Labour market figures have revealed this week that real wages are plummeting. While it is tempting to look ahead at early estimates of nominal pay growth, these experimental statistics should be treated with caution.
Afzal Rahman - 25 Feb 2022
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