labour
2 sources in the library on labour, 1 on this page cited in a published note. Each one says what the document covers and what it is good for. Name a source to see which document it is and where to read it. One at a time.
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Construction Industry Joint Council
the CIJC pay promulgation effective Monday 20 July 2026, superseding IR.2026.1 of April. WR.1 gives the six basic grades and their weekly rates on a 39 hour week: General Operative 514.02, Skill Rate 4 518.70, Skill Rate 3 548.73, Skill Rate 2 586.56, Skill Rate 1 608.79 and Craft Rate 639.60. It also sets the WR.5 daily travel and fare allowances band by band from 9 to 50 miles, the WR.15 subsistence allowance and the WR.20 industry sick pay
Cited in What an Hour of Labour Actually Costs.
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Office for National Statistics
the Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings, Table 3, which gives gross hourly and weekly pay by region and by two-digit Standard Occupational Classification. It is the statutory earnings survey, so it records what construction trades are PAID rather than what they charge, which is why the book keeps wage and charge-out rates apart