Die Zahl der Erwerbstätigen in Großbritannien sinkt erneut, da sich das Lohnwachstum verlangsamt

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2026/jan/20/employed-people-uk-falls-wage-growth-unemployment

Von StGuthlac2025

19 Kommentare

  1. Glass-Amphibian-3943 on

    Wow it’s almost like decades of Neo liberalism has destroyed this country and making our country hyper capitalist instead of a mixed planned and market economy is terrible and has literally killed people here

  2. Salty-Bid1597 on

    > Wage growth in the private sector has slowed to its lowest rate in five years, while public sector wage growth remains elevated

    Pretty much all you need to know about why the UK economy is behaving as it is.

  3. PleaseSpotMeBro on

    I don’t know how sustainable this will be. It’s not like bills reduce in cost along with employed people falling.

  4. geniusgravity on

    Starmer’s outriders: „Here’s how its the fault of the Tory party.“

  5. Specific_Mirror_4808 on

    This isn’t uniquely a UK problem. The global economy is faltering due to the biggest economy acting incredibly erratically. Add in the uncertainty that AI/automation has caused and it’s a wonder that any companies are investing in ambitious growth plans.

  6. tylerthe-theatre on

    There really are no signs it’s going to get better, horrible job market and AI hasnt truly hit in a meaningful way yet

  7. Nodistractzens on

    Somehow, we lost the path, it’s like we dissolved the status quo yet not the ego.

  8. brianandersonfet on

    This isn’t remotely surprising. If you tax something you get less of it. You increase taxes on employment, you will get less employment.

    Also regardless of some of the social good Labour do when they’re in power they do tend to oversea a period where employment drops overall.

  9. bigdaddyinc on

    Oh no wait a min, I was told economy was “getting better” and is “turning the corner”??

  10. So much conflicted reporting at the moment. Some sources say there’s a huge spike in production but fail to state whether theat equates to more employment. Others say the downward trajectory continues (and how could it not in light of Brexit)?

    We’re a backwater country with no ideas or ambition, entirely focused on self-sabotage. If we’re not distancing ourselves from the EU, then we’re trying to make deals with a corrupt dictator overseas.

    We need to enforce regulatory frameworks to avoid corruption and exploitation but we don’t have the excess GDP to do so. Farage has set us back decades and perhaps cost us thousands of lives as far as NHS funding is concerned.

    What’s the end game? Is THIS the end game?

    Who thought it would end any differently?

    We need to stop platforming his ilk and make them face real consequences.

  11. Icedtangoblast on

    How can unemployment remain at 5.1% when there are 135,000 people less on payroll?

  12. ThinkAboutThatFor1Se on

    > UK wage growth excluding bonuses weakened to 4.5% from 4.6% in the previous quarter, while including bonuses, it slipped to 4.7% from 4.8%, the ONS said. The figures were in line with what economists had predicted.

    So above inflation pay rises

  13. I’ve had 25% pay cuts since 2021 being a self employed delivery driver.

    I don’t think people realize how backwards everything is. Since 2010 the country isn’t progressing, we are going backwards with costcutting just to say we made a tiny profit last month.

  14. What happens when the private sector refuses to employ everyone, but at the same time requires that everyone buy their goods?

  15. Proximitypvpisbae on

    Damn it’s almost like bumming the country for everything it’s worth for 30+ years leaves it in a bad state!
    Now we’ve got communists who think they can fix it and uber capitalists who think the same lmao

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