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ippr – Institute for Public Policy Research
IPPR warns of an employment double dip.
Earnings growth of 2.1% while inflation heads for 5%
Analysis from IDS shows that high inflation and lower earnings growth mean that most employees have seen a 3% reduction in the value of their pay.
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