
UK labour market shows signs of stabilising after job losses
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
57% : Unemployment rate rises slightly to 4.8% but ONS says falls in and payroll numbers and vacancies are levelling off Britain's employment market has shown signs of stabilising after a sharp rise in job losses earlier this year blamed on tax rises introduced by Rachel Reeves.51% : However, the ONS said the slowdown in the jobs market was steadying after steeper declines earlier this year, which had been attributed to tax increases announced by Reeves last year and introduced in April.
44% : "Wage growth slowed in the private sector to its lowest rate in nearly four years, but public sector pay growth increased, reflecting some public sector pay rises being awarded earlier than they were last year," McKeown said.
42% : Reeves is widely expected to raise taxes in the budget.
38% : However, business leaders have warned a weaker growth outlook will make it harder for her to raise taxes without harming the economy.
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