Today’s Labour Market Statistics brought the welcome news that employment has risen and unemployment fallen, but looking below the headlines reveals a more gloomy picture. The ‘recovery’ is being driven by part-time and precarious work, whilst real wages are falling. As I explain over at Left Foot Forward, today’s numbers are no cause for celebration.
-
Updates:
-
Latest posts:
- Inequality, social security and the recession
- Making financial products True and Fair
- The UK’s two stage ‘recovery’ & fiscal policy
- Finally, some good news from Europe
- The abolition of Disability Living Allowance
- Stagnation Charts #6: growth in the service industries
- The work test that doesn’t work
- The impact of benefit stigma
- VIDEO: Employment trends May 2013
- When will the economy recover?
- Is the economy healing?
- Europe: while Tories burn, unions must do more than fiddle
-
Topics:
Recent comments
Search:


