Rachel Reeves' £20bn Tax Raid Leads to Thousands of Job Losses as Wage Growth Cools - Daily Star

Rachel Reeves' car taxes could see two in five petrol and diesel drivers give up cars amid 100% cost hike

Two in five petrol and diesel drivers could be forced to ditch their vehicles due to higher car taxes, insurance and all-around driving costs

UK Jobs Hit from Reeves’ Budget Tax Hike Less Severe Than Feared

Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves’ first budget appears to have cost fewer jobs than previously estimated, casting fresh doubt over the state of the British labor market after a string of data issues in recent years.

Rachel Reeves' £20bn tax raid leads to thousands of job losses as wage growth cools - Daily Star

Thousands of jobs were lost in June, according to official data, as Chancellor Rachel Reeves' £20bn tax raid led to a cooling in wage growth and put the Bank of England under further pressure

Rachel Reeves dealt another brutal blow as unemployment spikes across UK

The rate of UK unemployment has increased, with Helen Whately, Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary, describing it as 'the latest in a litany of dreadful economic news'.

Hospitality and retail jobs plummet since Rachel Reeves’s budget, sparking backlash over NICs hike – Your Capital Minds

Jobs in the UK’s retail and hospitality sectors have declined at their fastest rate in recent history following Chancellor Rachel Reeves’s October budget, which increased employer National Insurance Contributions (NICs) by £25 billion. According to analysis of HMRC payroll data by The Times, employment in supermarkets, pubs, bars, and hotels has contracted sharply since the announcement, reversing a decade-long trend of job creation in these sec…

Hospitality and retail jobs plummet since Rachel Reeves’s budget, sparking backlash over NICs hike

Jobs in the UK’s retail and hospitality sectors have declined at their fastest rate in recent history following Chancellor Rachel Reeves’s October budget, which increased employer National Insurance Contributions (NICs) by £25 billion. According to analysis of HMRC payroll data by The Times, employment in supermarkets, pubs, bars, and hotels has contracted sharply since the announcement, reversing a decade-long trend of job creation in these sec…