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Analysts say central bank wants to unleash a sharp economic downturn to curb surging inflation
UK faces protracted recession and biggest squeeze on living standards in 60 years
Favourite to be next UK prime minister criticises Treasury’s failure to avert economic crisis
Some workers at the UK’s biggest airport say it is no longer the place to forge a good career
Millions will be left with no savings as cover by 2024, says National Institute of Economic and Social Research
As food and energy prices rocket, some companies are offering debt advice and loans to staff
Foreign secretary targets civil service pay and refuses to rule out breaking up Treasury
MPC meets on Thursday under pressure to follow other central banks in monetary tightening
Felixstowe dispute adds to pressure on transport network amid rail walkouts and burden on Channel crossings
TUC’s Frances O’Grady and Mick Lynch of RMT hit out at Liz Truss’s plans to curb strikes
Dispute over pay and conditions escalates, with more strikes threatened
Workers losing total of £1.5bn a month as a result of chronic illness, think-tank finds
Only about a fifth of passenger services will run because of dispute over job security, working conditions and pay
Action taken over fears Ukraine relief will breach spending cap but ex-minister says it will ‘cost lives’
Low Pay Commission urges UK government to do more to prevent abuses that continue despite clampdown
Three in four women with children are in jobs, showing pandemic pressures did not force women out of labour market
Public sector workers in the UK have already suffered a long squeeze on real wages. They could now fall further behind
Partial concession leaves workers unhappy and managers facing tough decisions
Johnson’s cabinet signs off awards averaging 5% for 2.5mn workers despite inflation at over 9%
Move set to lead to biggest industrial action of summer
Figures come as unions threaten strikes if government holds wage rises below 5%
Boris Johnson’s cabinet set to sign off on wage rises of up to 5% for teachers, nurses and doctors
Interest rates are rising and a recession looms, but worker shortages and pay demands likely to remain
Industrial action at Heathrow averted as unions agree to ‘vastly improved’ deal
Huw Pill says he is ‘in the price stability business’ but warns it is no longer helpful to give guidance on future path of policy
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