Showing posts with label public sector pay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label public sector pay. Show all posts
Thursday, 10 January 2008
Gordon Brown struggling with pay reviews.
It is intersting to see Gordon Brown,uk prime minster,is struggling with the pay reviews of the public sector. While trying to persuade his own colleagues in Parliament to be more moderate in their own pay demands.
Thursday, 30 August 2007
UK public pay row and economic stability.
With the surprise walk-out of UK prison officers, Prime Minister Gordon Brown says
he won't put economic stability at risk!! The prison officers don't want another year of below-inflation rises. Their 2.5 pct award was staged in two instalments,
which does not sound like a lot of fun.
Apparently, the nurses are also up in arms. Hopefully, it will not be a year of
discontent. However, giving low pay rises to people, who are on below average
earnings, does not seem fair. It seems not to happen to judges.
he won't put economic stability at risk!! The prison officers don't want another year of below-inflation rises. Their 2.5 pct award was staged in two instalments,
which does not sound like a lot of fun.
Apparently, the nurses are also up in arms. Hopefully, it will not be a year of
discontent. However, giving low pay rises to people, who are on below average
earnings, does not seem fair. It seems not to happen to judges.
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