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Close to zero growth in total pay, and without bonuses, it is down 2.2% in real terms — the lowest figure for a decade and significantly less than that for public sector workers. so the jobs figures showing workers in high demand, but high inflation watering down the value of wage rises. faisal islam, bbc news. the airline industry and the government must both shoulder the responsibility for the recent chaos seen at airports. the head of the consumer group which? told a parliamentary committee at westminster that staff shortages had been underestimated, leading to thousands of flight cancell...

To visible problems at our airports, in nhs hospital waiting rooms and in our cleaning companies too. there are around 200,000 unfilled cleaning vacancies, and now more workers from abroad are required, says this cleaning company boss. we believe we are around 15% down. i would describe it as a crisis because the simple fact is it is getting worse. there simply isn't enough staff to go round so in that regard, we really need to sit with government and look at all opportunities to bring people into the country. if we don't, then you are running the risk that standards reduce and reduce. while s...

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Take effect straightaway, so while people are grappling with higherfood prices and energy bills now, they won't see higher incomes until next april, and there are growing calls for that to change. our economy is driven by consumer spending. without people having pounds in their pockets to go out and buy products for the businesses, we will risk getting into that terrible recessionary spiral, and we have got to avoid that. wage rises, support forfamilies, is what we need now. the chancellor has made it clear painful times lie ahead for consumers and businesses. but pressure for him to minimise ...