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Darren Jones speaks to the media as minimum wages rise by 6.7%
Interview with Darren Jones Chief Secretary to the Treasury on the announcement of a rise to the minimum wage of 6.7%.
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10,000 hotel workers from Hilton, Marriott, Hyatt strike over Labor Day weekend
Approximately 10,000 hotel workers from Hilton, Marriott and Hyatt locations across the U.S. are on strike during the busy Labor Day weekend. Here's what to know. (Scripps News)
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JD Vance makes pledge to American people during RNC
JD Vance told attendees at the Republican National Convention a Republican ticket would put the citizens of America first. (Scripps News)
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Hot jobs market cools off slightly, US jobs fell in June
The monthly jobs report released on Tuesday shows a stronger job market than expected, job openings remained nearly unchanged in June compared to the previous month. (Scripps News)
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Experts say no tax on tips will not benefit workers
Whoever wins in 2025, tax policy will be high on Congress' agenda next year. But for taxes on tips, it may be an issue that keeps the the politicians on one side and experts on the other. (Scripps News)
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This is how much Americans think they need to make to live comfortably
According to Bankrate's annual financial freedom survey, Americans claim they need to earn more than $186,000 per year just to live comfortably. (Scripps News)
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Rishi Sunak welcomes fall in energy prices as he visits Northern Ireland as election campaigning continues
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said it was a "very welcomed" fall in energy prices as he spoke to the media during a visit to Artemis Technologies in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Mr Sunak was in good spirits on the second full day of...
Press Association
Amazon workers strike in Coventry in long-running dispute over pay
Members of the GMB union at the online giant’s site in Coventry mounted an early morning picket line outside the centre on Tuesday.
Press Association
Sunak challenged on NHS as strike continues
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has insisted that he does not want to “run down” the NHS as junior doctors continue strike action across England.
Training medics have walked out for the 10th time since March as the bitter row with the...
Bloomberg
Bank of Japan Set to Announce Policy Amid Tweak Speculation
Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda and his fellow board members are set to decide whether they need to adjust the central bank's yield curve control program as they conclude a two-day policy meeting Tuesday. A statement on the outcome is...
Bloomberg
Powell: Possible to Have Done Less Stimulating During the Pandemic
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell tells Wall Street Week that in hindsight, less aggressive monetary stimulus during the pandemic could have helped keep inflation under control. He also talks about the importance of bringing the labor...
Bloomberg
UK Latest: Wage Growth Cools, Easing Pressure on BOE
UK wage growth slipped in the three months to August, indicating a cooling of labor-market pressures that will make it easier for the Bank of England to keep interest rates on hold next month. Lizzy Burden reports on Bloomberg Television.
Bloomberg
Detroit's Electric Reckoning
The United Auto Workers' strike against GM, Ford, and Chrysler-parent company Stellantis came at a pivotal moment. As President Joe Biden pushes the US towards its climate goals through the Inflation Reduction Act, the electric vehicle...
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Angela Rayner speech at the Labour party conference
Deputy leader of the Labour Party Angela Rayner speaks to party members on day-one of the party conference in Liverpool.
Labour will implement its plans to bolster workers’ rights within 100 days of taking office, Angela Rayner has...
Press Association
Protesters in Dublin demand action on housing and cost of living
Hundreds of people have marched through Dublin city centre to call for Government action on housing, the cost of living and workers’ wages. Includes interview with University of Limerick PSU vice-president engagement, Edana Flynn.
Many...
Bloomberg
UAW Won't Expand Strikes, Wins Key Concession
The United Auto Workers is giving Ford Motor Co., General Motors Co. and Stellantis NV a break from new walkouts this week as contract talks progress. The UAW says GM will include future battery workers in a new contract. Bloomberg's...
Bloomberg
Gray: Central Banks Will Hold Rates at an Elevated Level
Blackstone President and COO Jonathan Gray says he sees central banks holding interest rates at an elevated level. He speaks with Bloomberg's Jon Erlichman.
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UAW Now Aims for 30% Pay Raise for Members
The United Auto Workers union wants to emerge from its strike against Detroit's three major automakers with at least a 30% pay raise, according to people familiar with the matter. Bloomberg's Craig Trudell reports from Detroit.
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Bloomberg
Creative Approach With Desired Effect: Harris on UAW Strike Expansion
Burnes Center Senior Fellow and Former Top Labor Policy Advisor to President Biden, Seth Harris discusses the ongoing UAW Strike and the union's decision to expand the strike to 38 plants across 20 states. Seth speaks with Annmarie...
Bloomberg
Rattner: Strike Will Determine Winners and Losers in EVs
Steve Rattner, Willett Advisors Chairman & CEO explains why automakers should embrace and encourage the transition to EVs in order to remain competitive.
Bloomberg
Stellantis Makes New Offer to UAW; GM Says Union's Demand Is Too High
The United Auto Workers says Stellantis NV made a new contract offer, while officials of General Motors Co. say the union's demand remains too high. Su Keenan reports on Bloomberg Television.
Bloomberg
UK Wages Grow Faster Than Expected, Pressuring BOE
UK wages rose more than expected in the three months through May as average weekly earnings excluding bonuses held steady at 7.3%. Lizzy Burden reports on Bloomberg Television.
Bloomberg
UK Latest: Wages Post Record Growth as Jobs Market Cools
UK wage growth held at a record high in the three months through July despite signs the labor market is starting to cool in response to the squeeze being inflicted by the highest borrowing costs since 2008. Lizzy Burden reports on...
Bloomberg
'China Dream' Fading in Richest Cities
The weakness of the yuan is weighing on the purchasing power of the Chinese people at a time when the recovery struggles for traction. Wages are falling for millions of workers, creating an "under-the-radar" threat to the government's...