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		<title>Average earnings just £16 a week higher than 2010</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Real average earnings are just £16 a week higher than they were 14 years ago, according to research conducted by the Resolution Foundation. The think tank said that the UK&#8217;s labour market backdrop to the General Election is a prolonged pay squeeze that has left real average wages today just £16 a week higher than in 2010. It stated that this has been caused by three shocks to pay packets in little over a decade, including the financial crisis, the Brexit referendum and the cost-of-living crisis. According to the Resolution Foundation, in the 14 years prior to the 2010 election, average real wages grew by £145 a week in total. Hannah Slaughter, Senior Economist at the Resolution Foundation, said: &#8216;Britain&#8217;s prolonged pay depression has left average earnings just £16 a week higher than they were back in 2010, despite the welcome return of rising real wages in recent months. &#8216;Worryingly, Britain&#8217;s decade-long jobs boom during the 2010s has also gone bust, with the UK one of only a handful of countries where employment has yet to return to pre-pandemic levels.&#8217; Internet link: Resolution Foundation website</p>
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