Flag of Great Britain . File photoMOSCOW, June 20UK trial lawyers backed the decision to go on strike next week for higher wages, The Guardian reported on Monday. and a criminal justice system that depends so heavily on their work,” QC Joe Sidhu and Kirsty Brymlow of the Criminal Lawyers Association (CBA) were quoted as saying. strike that will last four weeks. The first protests will begin on June 27 and 28, with more strike days each week until all five strike days are set aside for the week of July 18-22, writes the Guardian. Lawyers are expected to protest outside courthouses, including the central criminal court in London, as well as courts in Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Manchester and Leeds, the article says. According to the newspaper, the issue of legal aid funding was the reason for the speeches. While the government had previously announced possible action and pay increases following an independent review, lawyers said the pay increase should happen immediately. According to the CBA, wages have depreciated by almost 30% over the past 20 years, writes the Guardian. for gasolineA number of strikes will begin in the UK in the near future against the backdrop of record inflation. In particular, this week will be the largest strike since 1989 on the railway. About 40,000 employees of the largest railway company, Network Rail, and 13 other companies will protest. It also became known today that more than 450,000 teachers may join the strike if Education Minister Nadhim Zahavi does not announce a significant salary increase on Wednesday. Health workers, postmen and garbage workers may also go on strike.
