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Published in: Home: NewsRevealed: Bank of England staff handed £25m in bonuses
Top bankers have pocketed up to £22,500 on top of their regular salaries, as critics say there is ‘no justification’
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Published in: Home: NewsBank of England bosses accept pay rise, despite telling others not to
Exclusive: Bankers have pocketed a wage rise while telling ordinary Brits to “accept” being poorer
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Published in: Home: InvestigationThe company you’ve never heard of that is telling your landlord to evict you
Exclusive: Campaigners say ‘rental guarantee’ insurance policies drive discrimination and need tighter regulation
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Published in: Home: NewsMigrant cleaners at an ‘anti-racist’ ad firm are on strike over pay
Outsourced night workers at Ogilvy want higher wages and improved sick pay to reflect their unsociable hours
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Published in: Home: NewsCouncil that vetoed cash for food banks to spend £50,000 on coronation
Exclusive: Tory-controlled Bromley Council is among those spending a total of £3.8m on royal-themed events
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Published in: Home: FeatureHow academisation could be driving down teachers’ pay and conditions
Average salaries in academies are lower than in council-run schools, while union members have less bargaining power
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Published in: Home: OpinionI’m a newly qualified nurse. Here’s why I rejected the insulting 5% pay offer
OPINION: After tax, National Insurance, pension payments and student loan repayments, I’d have got £15 extra a week
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Published in: Home: NewsTory MPs’ rent expenses soar as they inflict real-terms housing benefit cut
Exclusive: Tory MPs blamed rising rents for increased claims, while government imposed freeze on poorest tenants
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Published in: ourEconomy: OpinionDon’t be fooled by childcare pledges, Hunt’s budget offers the bare minimum
OPINION: The chancellor failed to tackle the cost of living crisis, but threw money at big business and top earners
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Published in: Home: NewsStudent nurses ‘excluded’ from Jeremy Hunt’s free childcare
Expansion of the free childcare scheme is supposed to help struggling families, but there are still barriers for trainees
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Published in: Home: NewsOfgem ignored 700,000 debt complaints before British Gas scandal
Exclusive: Energy regulator did nothing about mountain of complaints until British Gas prepayment scandal was revealed
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Published in: Home: OpinionWe deserve better than Starmer’s Blairite government. Here’s how we get it
OPINION: To avoid another government committed to continuing Thatcherism, we need new tech that makes votes count
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Published in: Home: OpinionI’ve never been on strike before. Here’s why today was different
OPINION: I’m walking out in solidarity with colleagues, even though I have my own problems as a freelancer
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Published in: Home: OpinionI’ve been an NHS nurse for 15 years. Here’s why I’m going on strike
OPINION: As nurses strike, the Tories must start paying them fairly to save the NHS from collapse
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Published in: Home: NewsA crisis in a crisis: How charity workers are struggling to make ends meet
Those responsible for helping the UK’s most vulnerable say they are having to turn to food banks
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Published in: Home: Feature‘What else can we cut out?’ Parents struggle with crippling childcare fees
Parents in England tell openDemocracy of remortgaging homes or taking on second jobs to pay for rising childcare fees
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Published in: Home: NewsGlobal food companies pay shareholders £15bn as millions face poverty
Exclusive: World’s biggest food giants made £20bn in profits – while warning of price rises to come
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Published in: Home: NewsDelay in ‘no fault’ evictions ban leaves 48,000 households facing homelessness
The Tories pledged to end section 21 evictions in 2019. Tens of thousands have paid the price for their slow progress
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Published in: Home: FeatureI went to a landlords’ conference during a housing crisis. Here’s what I found
With a key tenants’ rights bill set to go before MPs, what is going through the minds of the UK’s property class?
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Published in: Home: NewsRevealed: Housing associations urged ministers to let them increase rents
Representatives of housing associations including Clarion, Peabody, L&Q and Optivo met and wrote to ministers over the summer