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[Closed] 6.5%... over three years. So that's not 6.5% then, is it? Idiots.

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So whats the betting the Tories use the NHS pay rise as a tool to pick a fight with, say for example teachers, when they look for a massive 2% rise!!


 
Posted : 21/03/2018 7:48 pm
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I thought they wanted 5% which is shocking given the effective freeze teaching has had too.


 
Posted : 21/03/2018 7:56 pm
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6.5%, I dream of 6.5%, you lucky, lucky bastard (read with Palin accent).

We had a 2% last year, but we didn't really because 1% was a one off payment., more cleverly worded spin. Back to the 1% next year.

I joined in 1994 and pay was circa 18000. New recruits are on a couple of grand more now 25 years later. No matter what lovely platitudes they may air publicly, they are privately diminishing the public sector in so many ways


 
Posted : 21/03/2018 10:54 pm
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Yes they are; I’ve been top of my pay scale for 10 years now - despite my “generous” 1% pay rise and last year's one off, non-pensionable 1% I’ve had my Special Priority Payment & Competency Related Threshold payment removed, leaving me worse off now than in 2010. And that’s ignoring the effects of inflation..!

Also, the whole nhs offer of giving up a day of leave in return for this increase seems to me mis-reported; surely that was 3 days leave? If they’re gonna compound the rise and give the total why not be honest and apply the same method to the day off - it was gonna be 1 day per year (forever) as far as I could tell - not just 7.5hrs as a one off..!


 
Posted : 22/03/2018 4:56 pm
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