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Re: MP's pay rise
[Re: diggingdeeper]
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25th Nov 2020 11:54pm
25th Nov 2020 11:54pm
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granny
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Public Sector have already got an above average pay rise for this year, haven't they ? . https://inews.co.uk/news/uk/public-...eachers-doctors-police-nhs-nurses-558481Who is getting a pay rise? School teachers, doctors, dentists, police officers, members of the Armed Forces, senior military, prison officers, senior civil servants, judiciary and National Crime Agency workers will all see their pay increased above inflation. Nurses were not included because they negotiated a three-year deal for better pay in 2018.
Last edited by granny; 25th Nov 2020 11:54pm.
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