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The Bank of England voted to strike for four days for actionbankersfinancialfinanciallyfirsthighericonicincreaselivingofficespayproperlyrefusalsecondstaffthirdunionunwillingworkforceyears pay. It will be the actionbankersfinancialfinanciallyfirsthighericonicincreaselivingofficespayproperlyrefusalsecondstaffthirdunionunwillingworkforceyears strike by the Bank's staff in 50 actionbankersfinancialfinanciallyfirsthighericonicincreaselivingofficespayproperlyrefusalsecondstaffthirdunionunwillingworkforceyears. Over 95 per cent of actionbankersfinancialfinanciallyfirsthighericonicincreaselivingofficespayproperlyrefusalsecondstaffthirdunionunwillingworkforceyears who voted chose to strike. The Bank offered its workers a one per cent pay rise. However a actionbankersfinancialfinanciallyfirsthighericonicincreaselivingofficespayproperlyrefusalsecondstaffthirdunionunwillingworkforceyears of staff may get no actionbankersfinancialfinanciallyfirsthighericonicincreaselivingofficespayproperlyrefusalsecondstaffthirdunionunwillingworkforceyears rise. The workers' actionbankersfinancialfinanciallyfirsthighericonicincreaselivingofficespayproperlyrefusalsecondstaffthirdunionunwillingworkforceyears said that because the bank was actionbankersfinancialfinanciallyfirsthighericonicincreaselivingofficespayproperlyrefusalsecondstaffthirdunionunwillingworkforceyears to talk fairly, its actionbankersfinancialfinanciallyfirsthighericonicincreaselivingofficespayproperlyrefusalsecondstaffthirdunionunwillingworkforceyears in the City of London would not be able to work actionbankersfinancialfinanciallyfirsthighericonicincreaselivingofficespayproperlyrefusalsecondstaffthirdunionunwillingworkforceyears during the strike.

The Bank of England was set up in 1694. It is the world's actionbankersfinancialfinanciallyfirsthighericonicincreaselivingofficespayproperlyrefusalsecondstaffthirdunionunwillingworkforceyears oldest central bank. Its workers are suffering actionbankersfinancialfinanciallyfirsthighericonicincreaselivingofficespayproperlyrefusalsecondstaffthirdunionunwillingworkforceyears. Their annual salary actionbankersfinancialfinanciallyfirsthighericonicincreaselivingofficespayproperlyrefusalsecondstaffthirdunionunwillingworkforceyears is capped at one per cent. Inflation is 2.9 per cent. The workers are taking actionbankersfinancialfinanciallyfirsthighericonicincreaselivingofficespayproperlyrefusalsecondstaffthirdunionunwillingworkforceyears, "because of the bank's total actionbankersfinancialfinanciallyfirsthighericonicincreaselivingofficespayproperlyrefusalsecondstaffthirdunionunwillingworkforceyears to accept that its actionbankersfinancialfinanciallyfirsthighericonicincreaselivingofficespayproperlyrefusalsecondstaffthirdunionunwillingworkforceyears is struggling to meet their costs of actionbankersfinancialfinanciallyfirsthighericonicincreaselivingofficespayproperlyrefusalsecondstaffthirdunionunwillingworkforceyears". It said it was "shameful" that an " actionbankersfinancialfinanciallyfirsthighericonicincreaselivingofficespayproperlyrefusalsecondstaffthirdunionunwillingworkforceyears symbol of actionbankersfinancialfinanciallyfirsthighericonicincreaselivingofficespayproperlyrefusalsecondstaffthirdunionunwillingworkforceyears services is ignoring…hardworking actionbankersfinancialfinanciallyfirsthighericonicincreaselivingofficespayproperlyrefusalsecondstaffthirdunionunwillingworkforceyears."