Public sector workers need pay commitment
public sector pay
Failure to tackle public sector pay is outrageous
Rising prices are wreaking havoc on the finances of working people.
Staff shouldn’t have to leave jobs to get decent pay
Christina McAnea says extra cash needed for inflation-busting wage rises
Frontline services, already struggling with a crushing number of vacancies, are losing employees at alarming rates.
Rocketing inflation leaves staff struggling and harms recruitment
Public sector staff mustn’t see their pay slip further behind
Christina McAnea says taking money from pockets of public sector staff is deplorable
Chancellor’s plan is austerity plain and simple
Staff need pay rise to maintain morale
Headline cost is halved by economic benefits
Dave Prentis writes to the Prime Minister calling for pay boost
Commenting on reports that the Treasury is to announce a public sector pay rise next week, UNISON assistant general secretary Christina McAnea said: “For almost a decade, the wages of public sector workers have been hit hard by the government’s austerity agenda. The incomes of NHS, council, police and school staff will be a long […]
Commenting on media reports today (Monday) that the Treasury is planning a new approach to public sector pay, with wage increases based on performance and location, UNISON general secretary Dave Prentis said: “So-called ‘regional pay’ is a complete non-starter for public sector workers, who have already seen the value of their wages fall massively under […]