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The TUC says the last decade has been the worst period for wage growth in more than 200 years.

Analysis from the New Economics Foundation has found that had the pre-1980 trend in rising leisure time continued, UK workers would be working half a day less than they do today. 

The National Education Union says findings indicate that England's teachers and school leaders are working longer hours for less pay and have less job satisfaction than their OECD counterparts.

The ‘crisis cohort’ who entered the world of work in the midst of the financial crisis continued to face higher unemployment, lower pay and worse job prospects up to a decade later, compared to other young people entering work before or after the downturn.