Bank of England governor suggests workers should not ask for big pay rises as it battles inflation
Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey has suggested that workers should not ask for big pay rises as it battles surging inflation.
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Bank of England governor suggests workers should not ask for big pay rises as it battles inflation
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Who is Andrew Bailey? Don't ask for big pay rises, says Bank of England governor
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The top central banker caused consternation by suggesting workers should settle for below-inflation pay rises this year
