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Editorial: Britain may be as close now to a general strike as it has ever been. To resolve industrial tensions means thinking big

Move opens new policy gap between unions and Labour party, which is reluctant to commit to specific figure under Keir Starmer

Study shows median CEO package has surpassed pre-pandemic levels with rate 109 times that of average UK worker

Railway workers leader predicts ‘massive response’ to impact of rapidly rising inflation on wages

TUC’s Frances O’Grady says employees need a pay rise not ‘a lecture on working harder’

TUC calls on Department for Work and Pensions to make move to help workers access key benefits

Workers in the United Kingdom are set for the “worst real wage squeeze” among G7 nations, new Trade Union Congress (TUC) analysis of The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) figures revealed in mid-July, and one analyst thinks it’s safe to short European assets, like the Euro

TUC calls for October energy price cap rise to be cancelled as chancellor tells firms to invest ‘extraordinary profits’

Study shows pay rises could fall behind inflation by 8% later this year, an unprecedented drop in living standards

Summer in England brings high temperatures

There has not been a general strike since 1926 and it's thought to be an unlikely prospect. But the RMT's Mick Lynch said 'if they call it we’ll support it, absolutely'