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Published 13 Jul 2023

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Public sector workers offered pay rises of around 6%

Millions of public sector workers are set to be offered pay rises of around 6%, after the prime minister accepted recommendations from independent pay review bodies.

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Written by: Rebecca Routledge

Senior Content Manager

Published: 13 July 2023

The increases each public sector will get are:

  • armed forces – 5% and a one-off payment of £1,000
  • NHS workers – 6%
  • junior doctors – 6% and a one-off payment of £1,250
  • teachers - 6.5%
  • police – 7%
  • prison officers – 7%

According to the government, the pay rises will be funded using existing departmental budgets. This has led to fears about potential cuts to services.

The general secretaries of four education unions have said they will recommend their members accept the deal and call off strike action.

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Written by: Rebecca Routledge

Senior Content Manager

A qualified journalist for over 15 years with a background in financial services. Rebecca is Money Wellness’s consumer champion, helping you improve your financial wellbeing by providing information on everything from income maximisation to budgeting and saving tips.

Published: 13 July 2023

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Published: 13 July 2023

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