• Blog: The chancellor should look again at the impact of NI tax hike

    Blog: The chancellor should look again at the impact of NI tax hike
    British households are facing a financial crisis, with living standards set to see the biggest drop in 50 years. But the cost of living is not the only thing on the up: the cost of working is getting more expensive too.
    There are rising costs for simply doing your job – whether it’s the commute, childcare, using a vehicle for work, car-parking or taxes and, after more than a decade of real-terms pay cuts, public sector workers are being left seriously out of pocket.
    Today, the cost o
  • Delays to university pay talks are ‘unacceptable’ say unions

    Delays to university pay talks are ‘unacceptable’ say unions
    Joint education unions, including UNISON, have voiced their ‘outrage’ at the university employers’ decision not to present a pay offer for members in the first meeting of the 2022/23 pay round, last week.
    The five unions, who are part of the Joint Negotiating Committee for the Higher Education Sector (JNCHES), released a statement yesterday, condemning the decision by the Universities and Colleges Employer’s Association (UCEA) that they were “not yet in a position&r

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