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Teachers and nurses may join rail workers in next stage of strikes

The railways will be shutting down for three days this week but industrial action could also be taken by teachers and nurses demanding fair pay

Chronicle Live

Teachers threaten strikes unless they receive huge pay rise

Two key education unions have announced they will consider balloting members over industrial action unless significant salary increases are offered

Evening Standard

Britain Set for Biggest Rail Strike in Decades

Britain's railway network this week faces its biggest strike action in more than three decades in a row over pay as soaring inflation erodes earnings. Rail union the RMT has said that more than 50,000 workers will take part in a three-day national strike, coinciding with major events including the…

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Market sell-off a 'real downturn' and risk of global recession close to 50-50, analyst warns

The Australian share market has dropped by more than 15 per cent from its record high, sliding closer towards a bear market. Some investors may be tempted to "buy the dip", but analysts say there is "further downside" ahead.

ABC News

Asian markets mostly lower ahead of US holiday

Asian markets are mixed in cautious trading ahead of a federal holiday in the U.S. Worries over inflation and risks of a global recession from central bank efforts to bring it under control appeared to outweigh Wall Street's positive close on Friday

The Independent UK

Philippines' central bank sees series of rate hikes, says incoming governor

MANILA: The Philippine central bank's incoming governor on Monday signalled the prospect of a series of rate hikes this year that could extend up to 2023 to tame inflation.

Bangkok Post

Early pay rises for thousands of hospitality staff

Thousands of low-paid workers will get their $40 a week wage increase months early, after a decision by one of Australia's biggest employers.

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From New Zealand to Nigeria: the global toll of the cost of living crisis

Unsparing inflation across basics from food and energy to housing is pushing millions into poverty, as our correspondents report

The Guardian - UK

Rail strikes: Teachers and nurses may join train workers in next stage of walkouts

Union bosses have warned of potential chaos this week on top of the pandemonium already expected in light of the railways shutting down for three days this week

Daily Mirror

Food crisis to hit nations in second half

A global food shortage is expected to intensify during the third and fourth quarters this year, with the scarcity likely to benefit Thai food exporters, says the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI).

Bangkok Post

Investigating the crypto crash

The value of cryptocurrencies has plunged over recent days, with Bitcoin -- the largest coin by market cap -- sinking to its lowest point since 2020.

Bangkok Post

Worst is yet to come for food price rises, warns ex-Sainsbury’s boss

The former CEO of Sainsbury’s has said “the worst is yet to come” for food prices amid fears that “double digit” inflation could last longer than a year.

Evening Standard

Giving up insurance, choosing meat-free meals and skipping breakfast: What Australians are doing to survive the cost-of-living crisis

The multi-pronged cost of living crisis has spared few Australians from increased financial stress. In response, cash-strapped households have been forced to find new ways to cut back spending.

ABC News

Yellen says high inflation locked in for the rest of 2022

WASHINGTON — Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said that “unacceptably high” prices are likely to stick with consumers through 2022, and that the U.S. economy is likely to slow down.

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The Guardian - UK

Let’s hear it for the silent generation

Brief letters: Not-so-silent seniors | Second homes | PM in Ukraine | Johnson’s ethics | Inflation conundrum

The Guardian - US

Yellen says US recession not ‘inevitable’ but expects ‘economy to slow’

Treasury secretary says ‘inflation unacceptably high’ and it is Biden’s ‘top priority to bring it down’

The Independent UK

Yellen: Recession not inevitable, gas tax holiday weighed

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says she expects the U.S. economy to slow in the months ahead, but that a recession is not inevitable

The Hindu

TS tops in inflation rate in May

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The Guardian - UK

UK government needs long-term plan for higher wages, not a fight with workers

While Boris Johnson plays politics, Britain’s public sector is fraying at the seams

The Independent UK

Inflation taking bite out of new infrastructure projects

Inflation is taking a toll on infrastructure projects across the U.S. Rising prices for materials such as asphalt, steel and iron pipes are driving up the costs to build roads, bridges, rail lines and water mains

Wales Online

Families will need to find an extra £750 for food as inflation to last a year

One analysis says rising costs could go on longer than 12 months thanks to the war, the weather and Brexit

The Independent UK

UK ‘leaderless but not powerless’ says former PM Gordon Brown

Speaking to BBC’s Sunday Morning, Mr Brown said rising inflation is a ‘global problem’ that needs ‘global solutions’.

The Guardian - US

Inflation is hitting LGBTQ+ Americans harder – smart employers can help

Almost two-thirds of LGBTQ+ people are living paycheck to paycheck and many say they face ‘unique’ challenges

The Independent UK

Gordon Brown says government lurching from ‘crisis to crisis’ and predicts corporation tax hike scrap

Former PM issues warning over danger of ‘global recession’

The Guardian - UK

Strikes, inflation, slump... back to the 70s? More like the unwinding of Thatcherism

The current economic crisis might finally usher in a more equitable social model

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