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The Latest Breaking News from CBA

From barristers to refuse collectors, Britons strike en masse

Workers are livid that employers are refusing to pay more against the backdrop of wage-crushing inflation.

Al Jazeera

Vescio relishes special AFLW milestone

Carlton co-vice captain Darcy Vescio will bring up the 50-game milestone against Collingwood in the AFLW season opener.

AAP

Michael Pascoe: Which way is up for our economy? Or is it down?

Keep an ear out for the various experts who were forecasting harder and faster interest rate hikes by the RBA. I suspect they might be going a little quiet.

The New Daily

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Dominic Raab: Barristers are holding justice to ransom with industrial action

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer accused the Government of doing ‘absolutely nothing’ to resolve the situation.

The Independent UK

Barristers strike: Why are criminal lawyers staging indefinite walkout?

All-out industrial action seeks to force government’s hand in long-running dispute

The Independent UK

Barristers’ strike ‘the government’s fault’, victims’ advocates say after minister blames lawyers

Justice minister calls all-out strike an ‘irresponsible decision that will only see more victims face further delays and distress’

The Independent UK

The Leader podcast: Why are lawyers striking?

As barristers in England and Wales have voted for an ‘indefinite strike’ there are concerns the action could cripple the criminal justice system.

Evening Standard

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Why are criminal barristers striking and what will happen to court cases?

Barristers are currently walking out on alternate weeks.

The Independent UK

Government under fire for doing ‘nothing’ to resolve industrial disputes

Criminal barristers in England and Wales voted in favour of an all-out strike.

The Independent UK

How much do criminal barristers earn and why are they striking?

Criminal barristers are striking over pay, but how much do they earn?

Evening Standard

Barristers vote to go on strike in September in England and Wales in September 2022

Members of the Criminal Bar Association voted in favour of escalating action and going on strike in a row over pay

Chronicle Live

Criminal barristers agree to all-out strike next month

'Currently, it’s costing much more for the courts to sit empty'

Manchester Evening News

Criminal barristers in England and Wales vote for all-out strike

Members of the Criminal Bar Association are in conflict with the Government over jobs and pay.

The Independent UK

Criminal barristers vote to go on all-out strike in Wales and England

The action will lead to delays in thousands of criminal cases

Wales Online

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The Guardian - UK

Criminal barristers in England and Wales vote to go on indefinite strike

Ministers accused of overseeing ‘recklessly underfunded’ criminal justice system, with industrial action to step up on 5 September

Reuters

Trial lawyers in England and Wales vote to strike indefinitely

Lawyers in England and Wales involved in criminal trials have voted to begin striking indefinitely next month in a dispute over government funding, the Criminal Bar Association (CBA) said on Monday, threatening widespread disruption to court cases.

Evening Standard

Barristers in England and Wales vote in favour of all-out ‘indefinite’ strike

Thousands of cases are expected to be affected by the walkout

The Independent UK

Barristers wait for result of strike ballot

Members of the Criminal Bar Association have been walking out on alternate weeks.

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The Independent UK

Barristers balloted on escalating action to an all-out strike after 6,000 court hearings disrupted

Members of the Criminal Bar Association are being balloted on an indefinite strike that would start on September 5.

Wales Online

Barristers balloted on plans for all-out strike

Row with Government over jobs and pay

The Independent UK

Barristers balloted on escalating action to an all-out strike

Members of the Criminal Bar Association are being balloted on an indefinite strike that would start on September 5.

The Guardian - AU

Australia’s jobless rate is only 3.4% – so what’s holding wage growth back?

That the tight labour market isn’t leading to real earnings rises is proof of a ‘deep structural weakness’, says one economist

The New Daily

Consumer confidence takes a dive as rising interest rates and high inflation weigh on sentiment

The Westpac consumer sentiment index fell for a ninth consecutive month as interest rates, falling housing prices and high inflation woes mount.

AAP

CBA predicts $3 trillion cost for net zero

The Commonwealth Bank plans to target the most emissions-intensive sectors first and set interim targets over the next 12 months.

AAP

CBA profit jumps to nearly $10 billion

Australia's biggest lender has lifted its annual profit by 11 per cent and declared a final dividend of $2.10 a share.

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