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March 29, 2019

Incomes stagnated and poverty rose in 2018, says Resolution Foundation

Child poverty is likely to continue rising, and could even hit a record high within the next few years, says Resolution Foundation.
March 20, 2019

Employment surge as 'firms hire rather than invest'

Levels of weekly pay still remain £9 lower than they were a decade ago, says the Resolution Foundation.
March 14, 2019

Trussell Trust and CPAG respond to Spring Statement

The Child Poverty Action Group says we have a moral responsibility to support struggling families, but the Chancellor has ducked this responsibility yet again.
March 4, 2019

Personal debt 'has grown six times more than wages'

The Jubilee Debt Campaign says Britain has a growing household debt trap that is hurting the poorest families the most.
January 30, 2019

Teaching unions call for 5% pay increase

The unions have called for an immediate pay increase of five per cent, funded in full by the Government.
January 18, 2019

BMA questions independence of doctors' pay body

The BMA says doctors have been severely let down by the independent body which advises on pay and is now questioning how truly independent the pay body really is.
October 14, 2018

Austerity continues for low income familes, says Resolution Foundation

Over 10 million households will be affected by the ongoing benefits freeze.
October 8, 2018

UK's £1bn pay squeeze helped save 800,000 jobs – but next recession could be different

The trade-off for Britain experiencing the sharpest real pay fall of any major advanced economy in the immediate wake of the financial crisis was a smaller than expected rise in unemployment that helped save up to 800,000 jobs, say the Resolution Foundation
September 17, 2018

Christian Aid warns of food insecurity in wake of Typhoon Mangkhut

The country is already reeling from high inflation rates, a spike in food prices and a rice shortage.
September 7, 2018

Poverty likely to increase after Brexit, warns Joseph Rowntree Foundation

Families trapped in poverty will see no Brexit dividend unless the Government changes course on domestic policies, says the Joseph Rowntree Foundation.