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100,000 civil servants with PCS union to stage 24-hour strike

January 10, 2023 by editor Leave a Comment

The union said its members in 124 government departments and other bodies will walk out on February 1.

Filed Under: Business & Economy, business information, City, composite, economic policy, economic sector, economy, business and finance, Finance, government policy, Industry, labour, Mark Serwotka, News, PA, PCS, Politics, story, Strikes, UK, United Kingdom

Teachers begin second day of strike action in pay dispute

January 10, 2023 by editor Leave a Comment

Hundreds of students will not be in school as the teaching strike continues today.

Filed Under: composite, Education, government policy, Industry, labour, News, PA, Politics, Scotland, story, Strikes, teachers, TeachersScotland, UK, United Kingdom

Markets rally as businesses call for end to uncertainty under new PM

October 24, 2022 by editor Leave a Comment

Shares rose in London after a rollercoaster day.

Filed Under: Boris Johnson, Business & Economy, business information, City, composite, Conservatives, economic policy, economic sector, Economy, economy, business and finance, Finance, FTSE 100, Gilts, government policy, Market, Markets, News, PA, Politics, pound, Rishi Sunak, Sterling, story, Tory, UK, United Kingdom

University staff vote in favour of strikes

October 24, 2022 by editor Leave a Comment

Universities could face strikes after union members voted in favour of action.

Filed Under: composite, Education, government policy, Industry, labour, Lecturers, News, PA, Politics, story, Strike, UCU, UK, Union, United Kingdom, Universities, Universities and Colleges Employers Association, University, University and College Union

Economic decline ‘gathers momentum’ as UK output slumps

October 24, 2022 by editor Leave a Comment

The influential S&P Global/ CIPS flash UK composite purchasing managers index showed a reading of 47.2 in October, below September’s 49.1.

Filed Under: Business & Economy, business information, Chris Williamson, CIPS, City, composite, economic policy, economic sector, Economy, economy, business and finance, Finance, government policy, News, PA, PMI, Politics, purchasing managers’ index, Recession, S&P Global, S&P Global Market Intelligence, story, UK, United Kingdom

Average person could face significantly higher taxes, ex-bank governor warns

October 24, 2022 by editor Leave a Comment

Lord King of Lothbury outlined the challenge for the next prime minister to confront high inflation.

Filed Under: Business & Economy, business information, City, composite, Cost of living, economic policy, economic sector, Economy, economy, business and finance, Finance, government policy, News, PA, Politics, story, Tory, UK, United Kingdom

Nine out of 10 schools will run out of money by next school year, teachers warn

October 24, 2022 by editor Leave a Comment

Schools have been ‘cut to the bone’ by funding cuts, the head teachers union has said.

Filed Under: composite, Education, education sector, government policy, head teachers, Headteachers, Industrial Action, NAHT, National Association of Head Teachers, News, PA, Politics, Schools, story, teachers, UK, Union, United Kingdom

Keir Starmer warns markets are spooked by Tory ‘psychodrama’

October 24, 2022 by editor Leave a Comment

The Labour leader also urged disillusioned Conservative MPs to put the interests of the British people first.

Filed Under: Business & Economy, business information, City, composite, economic policy, economic sector, economy, business and finance, Finance, government policy, Keir Starmer, labour, News, PA, Politics, Starmer, story, Tories, Tory, UK, United Kingdom

Poor training may be hampering physical activity push in primary schools – study

October 24, 2022 by editor Leave a Comment

A Cambridge University study found that key ingredients were often missing from the training teachers received.

Filed Under: Activity, Cambridge University, composite, Education, government policy, Medical Research Council Epidemiology Unit, News, PA, PE, Politics, Primary schools, sport premium, story, teacher training, UK, United Kingdom

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