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Challenges the nhs faces and the pressures that are borne by the outstanding public servants who work in the nhs. that is why we have offered a formidable pay settlement to staff in the nhs. supporting our nhs boards remains our top priority and in the year ahead we will invest over £13 billion to allow them to continue to drive forward the five year recovery plan. the reform of key services will continue by £2 billion to establish primary health care services in the community, and in parallel we will provide £1.7 billion for social care and integration to improve services, while paving the...

Obligation to pay it. we went to one business which has been trying it out. the living wage rate went up from £9.90 to £10.90 last week, it was announced last week, we are introducing that this month. we see a value in that, and it brings out the best in our staff. it increases productivity, makes us more efficient. so we're quite happy to do that. me and the mrs are doing the weekly shop, and over the past month, month and a half, we have noticed how much more we are spending on things like bread, butter, milk. yeah, it'sjust basic items. even hygiene items like deodorant, shower gel, shamp...

The issue of rising prices and falling wages is one of the big reasons for the many strikes we've seen this year. rail workers, bus drivers and royal mail staff are preparing for more walk outs this month. yesterday, criminal barristers voted to accept a 15% pay increase, ending their strike. nearly a00,000 people on the real living wage have also received an inflation—busting increase of more than 10%. the real living wage is different to the government's national living wage and businesses have no obligation to pay it. we went to one business which has been trying it out. the living wage r...

Disinflationary. lowering the cost of clean energy, prescription drugs. unquestionably it's pushing the right direction. in terms of magnitude, lots of estimates. you can find them. the sign is very clearly when the takes inflationary pressures down. by the way, let's not -- >> sandra: i thought it was a simple question. >> gas is down $0.90 per gallon so we have momentum in that direction. >> sandra: appreciate you coming back on the program and we hope to continue the conversation and have you back soon. >> jon: days after new york city mayor eric adams turned down an invitation to the south...

See that the unemployment's for low income jobs some like 23, 20% whereas for high income jobs it's about zero, may be percent. obviously young people were destroyed because a lot of shut down were jobs for young people. another third of extras that we did by committing harm to our younger people in the world for our country that supposed to care about poor people more than a hundred million people in the world were thrown to abject poverty from the lockdowns particularly the lob sounds of the left which interrupted the whole job cycle and so these people were talking about a dollar $0.90 per ...