> The following information is for the period from April to June 2025.
> Annual growth in employees’ average earnings was 5.0% for regular earnings (excluding bonuses) and 4.6% for total earnings (including bonuses).
sbourgenforcer on
FYI, inflation for July 2025 was only 0.1%. The annualised figure has ticked up slightly, as the -0.1% recorded in July 2024 has now dropped out of the rolling 12-month period.
Keracus on
Well, at least I can keep playing the game of ‚How much will my local milk and cheese go up this quarter‘.
ExtraSexyThinkingPus on
Are these the figures they’ve been delaying? Or are those still to come?
elegance78 on
Let’s cut the interest rates to keep the idiocy of property fetish alive for few more months and keep zombie companies going…
-starchy- on
When record low birth rates come to destroy the Ponzi scheme that is UK pensions we will all suffer. And people wonder why immigration is at record highs… If birth rates are at record lows then you need a solution. That’s immigration. It helps that particular cultures are also more likely to have bigger families etc. This is the UK’s current solution to dealing with the future collapse of pensions lol.
RepresentativeOk3943 on
I still don’t understand why the BoE reduced interest rates. They knew this before making the decision.
OSUBrit on
Largely in line with forecasts. Not good numbers but this is unsurprising. Cue everywhere acting like this is out of the blue.
Automatic-Yak4555 on
Keep dishing above inflation increases to pensions and benefits and those recipients will just keep on paying the higher prices without thinking.
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The triple lock means that next year the state pension will become taxable. Pretty wild!
When everything eventually collapses. It’s going to be monumental isn’t it.
In Q2, wage growth was slightly higher than inflation. Let’s hope that continues.
https://www.ons.gov.uk/employmentandlabourmarket/peopleinwork/employmentandemployeetypes/bulletins/averageweeklyearningsingreatbritain/august2025
> The following information is for the period from April to June 2025.
> Annual growth in employees’ average earnings was 5.0% for regular earnings (excluding bonuses) and 4.6% for total earnings (including bonuses).
FYI, inflation for July 2025 was only 0.1%. The annualised figure has ticked up slightly, as the -0.1% recorded in July 2024 has now dropped out of the rolling 12-month period.
Well, at least I can keep playing the game of ‚How much will my local milk and cheese go up this quarter‘.
Are these the figures they’ve been delaying? Or are those still to come?
Let’s cut the interest rates to keep the idiocy of property fetish alive for few more months and keep zombie companies going…
When record low birth rates come to destroy the Ponzi scheme that is UK pensions we will all suffer. And people wonder why immigration is at record highs… If birth rates are at record lows then you need a solution. That’s immigration. It helps that particular cultures are also more likely to have bigger families etc. This is the UK’s current solution to dealing with the future collapse of pensions lol.
I still don’t understand why the BoE reduced interest rates. They knew this before making the decision.
Largely in line with forecasts. Not good numbers but this is unsurprising. Cue everywhere acting like this is out of the blue.
Keep dishing above inflation increases to pensions and benefits and those recipients will just keep on paying the higher prices without thinking.