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The Government says its financial plans for 2027/28 can accommodate a 2.4 per cent pay uplift without trade-offs against its main health commitments But it warns that a higher award would “inevitably” affect healthcare delivery Follow live updates: trib.al/hcGxIUY

20/10/26, 9:57 am0 reposts4 likes

LostUruk

@losturuk.bsky.social

Latest UK inflation figures according to ONS are 3.3%. This is not a pay rise. It's a pay cut.

Holly Brigstocke

@hollybrigstocke.bsky.social

The govt is determined to throw a ring of steel around the ultra wealthy and well heeled while the cannon fodder tight our belts for another decade?

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@sloanelysbeth.northsky.social

oh pls. andy burnham and @lucympowell.bsky.social don't care about patient care. they're weaponising the nhs against minorities that they've deemed as 'other'. they don't care about anyone in this country. they're just looking for their next bribe.

Krycek

@krycek.bsky.social

I bet a lot of people who kicked off when the Tories did this kind of thing will thank The Labour party and claim they are the greatest thing to ever exist. In between mouthfuls of boot