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Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne warned labor unions against taking coordinated action against spending cuts that would risk damaging the U.K. economy.
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The possibility of a general strike by U.K. workers grew as Unison, representing 1.3 million public- sector employees, said it might support plans by another union to protest Prime Minister David Cameron’s austerity measures.
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Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne will today defend an overhaul of Britain’s welfare system, arguing that tax cuts for people on low incomes will make them better off.
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Zillow Inc., operator of the largest real-estate information website, filed a patent- infringement lawsuit against competitor Trulia Inc. over a software program that helps make home valuations more accurate.
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Women make up half of the six-person panel that will advise the U.K. government’s business bank, which was set up to boost lending to small firms.
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A U.K. government plan forcing the unemployed to work for free by threatening to halt benefit payments is illegal, an appeals court ruled.
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Trades Union Congress General Secretary Brendan Barber said new proposals from the U.K. government today aimed at averting a strike by public-sector unions over pension changes are not acceptable.
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At Pine Garden’s Cake Pte., Wei Chan used to have three drivers delivering chocolate and martini- flavored cakes around Singapore. Now, the head of the company transports the goods himself because he can’t get enough workers.
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Ghana will give its public-sector workers a 20 percent pay rise in their base salary, the Daily Graphic reported, citing a statement from the Fair Wages and Salaries Commission and the Trades Union Congress.
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Trades Union Congress General Secretary Brendan Barber said Bank of England Governor Mervyn King ’s speech this week will attract “a lot of interest” from his members after one union leader pledged to boycott it.
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