But with a decade of slow wage growth and no pay deal secured, will the fast stream remain the competitive bastion of elite graduates it once was?
The idea that higher wages should be paid without improving productivity simply means that someone else will have to pay.
Daily Briefing: Britain is braced for the biggest rail strikes in 30 years, as a slew of professions hammered by slow wage growth threaten to follow suit.
A flexible labour market should help to keep a lid on soaring inflation.
Relentless boosterism won’t be enough to save the PM if things go badly for British business.
One of the surprises of recent years has been the way in which, despite disappointing growth, unemployment has continued to fall. Britain’s growth rate has
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