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9 Sep 2014: Bank governor plays down hit to living standards saying rate rises would be gradual and peak well below 4-5% average
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9 Sep 2014:Transport union leader says reprivatisation of most popular long-distance railway franchise is 'all about Tory dogma'
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9 Sep 2014: Mark Carney tells TUC congress workers will need to improve productivity and skills to claw back decline in real-term pay
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9 Sep 2014:
Phillip Inman: central message of TUC congress is workers have waited long enough, but it is zero-hours contracts that brings public and private sector together
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9 Sep 2014: TUC chief says Britain risks being a nastier and poorer place as social mobility reverses and privilege is entrenched
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Guardian Professional, 9 Sep 2014: From pay negotiation to legal advice, Prosect’s deputy general secretary explains why newcomers should join a trade union
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9 Sep 2014:
Bank governor plays down hit to living standards saying rate rises would be gradual and peak well below 4-5% average
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9 Sep 2014: Unite warns of chaos for passengers when more than 500 of its members walk out for 24 hours in a dispute over pay
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8 Sep 2014: Andrew Sparrow’s rolling coverage of all today’s political developments as they happen, including David Cameron’s Commons statement about the Nato summit
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8 Sep 2014:
Britain is becoming a “Downton Abbey-style society”, according to the TUC general secretary Frances O’Grady. The row is a compelling drama
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8 Sep 2014:
Britain risks being a nastier and poorer place as social mobility reverses and privilege is entrenched, says Frances O'Grady
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7 Sep 2014:
Transatlantic trade and investment partnership may make the outsourcing of national health services in Britain permanent
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6 Sep 2014:
As the TUC Congress opens, Len McCluskey, the leader of Britain's biggest union, says a pact with the Lib Dems could mean even less financial support for the party
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5 Sep 2014: Aditya Chakrabortty: PCS union boss Mark Serwotka needs a heart transplant. Until he gets it, his blood is pumped by a gadget worn on his belt. For the first time, he tells the incredible story of his shocking collapse – and calls for strikes on austerity
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5 Sep 2014: Blood pumped around Mark Serwotka's body by a ventricular assist device, as the PCS head awaits a heart transplant
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5 Sep 2014: Letters: Given the preference for continental Europe in Guardian film criticism, I’m rather surprised Rose hasn’t heard of Bo Widerberg’s Joe Hill
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