Cake firm hailed by PM as Brexit success story could be ‘decimated’ by her migrant curbs
Ministry of Cake voices food industry’s Brexit fears
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Budget review: Nothing on Brexit and nothing to boast about
People don’t have enough to spend – yet the government doesn’t reflect, writes Prem Sikka
Calls for minimum wage cheats to be prosecuted as 350 offenders revealed
Debenhams, Subway and the Co-op were among the companies named
Five must-see graphs from the IFS green budget
The future looks bleak, with more cuts, higher taxes and inadequate NHS spending
Reporting on pay inequality isn’t enough – it’s time for a compulsory ratio
Policy makers need to show they’re serious about reform
If the Brexiteers are coming for our workers’ rights, they’d better do it out in the open
No one voted for weaker workplace protections
Government’s corporate reforms will do nothing to check fat cats or stop abuse
The latest green paper will do nothing to shackle executive pay
Theresa May thinks the ‘just about managing’ voted Leave – but the numbers say otherwise
An almost identical proportion of Jams voted Leave and Remain
To meet the challenges facing workers, Theresa May needs more radical reforms
Excessive executive pay is part of a wider problem.
With the Autumn Statement, the Tories’ Great Lie has finally been exposed
Osborne used the myth of near-bankruptcy to justify damaging austerity