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The wave of public sector strikes is also hitting the UK economy, which flatlined last month.
Despite a decent performance by the construction industry - the Office for National Statistics says walkouts by teachers and civil servants has offset any growth.
Despite a decent performance by the construction industry - the Office for National Statistics says walkouts by teachers and civil servants has offset any growth.
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