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• Why did Britain’s political class buy into the Tories’ economic fairytale?

  19 Oct 2014: Ha-Joon Chang: Falling wages, savage cuts and sham employment expose the recovery as bogus. Without a new vision we’re heading for social conflict

• Under-30s being priced out of the UK, says social mobility tsar

  19 Oct 2014: Mobility tsar says Britain is on verge of being permanently divided between haves and have-nots as young miss out on recovery, writes Daniel Boffey

• Whitehall cleaners gather outside HMRC to campaign for living wage

  17 Oct 2014: Cleaning staff and civil servants call on HMRC chief exec Lin Homer to secure just wage for those working in London

• Directors’ body backs TUC claim for higher wages

  17 Oct 2014: Institute of Directors says it has sympathy with TUC and attacks ‘astronomical sums’ paid to some top managers

• Lord Freud was crass, but he’s started a vital discussion on self-employment

  16 Oct 2014: Gaby Hinsliff: The clodhopping welfare reform minister isn’t the issue here – the rise in self-employment and fall in wages is

• Stalled pay growth leaves average UK worker £5,000 a year worse off

  15 Oct 2014: Real-term fall in wages since 2008 means pay now 20% below where it should be, Institute for Policy Research report says

• FTSE 100 directors’ pay rises sharply as share awards soar

  13 Oct 2014: IDS survey shows rise driven by 44% increase in long-term incentive share awards and 12% boost in bonuses

• Pay squeeze worst since Victorian age, study finds

  11 Oct 2014: British workers are suffering biggest slump in real wages since economic crises in the 1860s and 1870s, according to TUC

• Radiographers to go on strike over NHS pay freeze

  8 Oct 2014: Radiographers will walk out for four hours on 20 October in protest at UK government’s decision not to award 1% pay rise

• Fall in UK living standards deeper than thought, TUC says

  30 Sep 2014: Union attacks nature of UK economic recovery which revises up pace of growth but revises down household incomes

• Dear Jeremy – your work issues solved

  27 Sep 2014: Work advice: Our agony uncle and readers offer advice to a China specialist and a minimum wage worker seeking a pay rise

• Social housing chief executives’ enormous pay packets are indefensible

  Guardian Professional, 26 Sep 2014: While social tenants suffer benefit cuts and rent hikes, the salaries of those in charge of housing them continue to soar, says Hannah Fearn

• The Guardian view on unlimited time off: too good to be true

  25 Sep 2014: Editorial: Take as much holiday as you like, says Richard Branson. If you dare

• Poll: should employees take as much holiday as they like?

  Poll, 25 Sep 2014:

  Sir Richard Branson believes his 170-strong staff in his private office should take as much holiday as they like, when they like – no questions asked. Do you agree or disagree?

• Bank of England says interest rates rise hinges on pay

  25 Sep 2014: New deputy governor Minouche Shafik vows Bank will hike rates if wages increase without productivity rise

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