Trade unions say proposed pay increase is an ‘insult’ to millions of public sector workers
Unison, the BMA, Unite and the NEU have all said a 2.8% pay rise next year isn’t enough
Unison, the BMA, Unite and the NEU have all said a 2.8% pay rise next year isn’t enough
'The erosion of employees’ pay requires bold action from the government. If they do not ensure that pay keeps pace with living costs, the backlash from workers will grow.'
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That’s 550,000 children – up 150,000 since 2010 when the Tories started the public sector pay freeze.