Having turned down the 3.6% pay offer, the unions have asked the government to reconsider and negotiate a better offer, with the threat of strike action looming in the Autumn.
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Annualised private sector pay growth running at 4.9%.
Annualised public sector pay growth running at 5.3%.
That’s the problem with giving big pay rises to public sector workers to buy them off for a few months. Everyone wants the same. |
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"Annualised private sector pay growth running at 4.9%.
Annualised public sector pay growth running at 5.3%.
That’s the problem with giving big pay rises to public sector workers to buy them off for a few months. Everyone wants the same."
perhaps public sector pay will catch up with the bloated private sector pay in about 25 years then hey? |
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"Annualised private sector pay growth running at 4.9%.
Annualised public sector pay growth running at 5.3%.
That’s the problem with giving big pay rises to public sector workers to buy them off for a few months. Everyone wants the same.
perhaps public sector pay will catch up with the bloated private sector pay in about 25 years then hey?"
So out of interest, with inflation steadily rising, currently 3.6% which is nearly double the BofE target, which means interest rate rises so mortgages and rents become more expensive, what pay rise should people be getting in your opinion? |
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