Public sector pension talks set to continue into the autumnALAN JONES
The suggestion of industrial action in the public sector is “regrettable” but the delay to the talks intended to produce a new national pay agreement has been caused by the union side’s introduction of a number of unexpected items to the negotiations in recent ...
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Government and union officials will return to the Workplace Relations Commission on Thursday to provide updates on their respective positions regarding talks about a new public sector pay deal. Negotiations on a deal stalled two weeks ago when Government officials mad...
Govt announces public sector pay rises Rishi Sunak met Jeremy Hunt, the chancellor, to make the decision this morning, which involves around 45% of the public sector, but does not include the majority of civil servants. Share This is a modal window. ...
The Executive have agreed to release £688 million to settle outstanding pay awards for public sector workers. Individual departments have each been given an allocation and negotiation between trade unions and employers can now progress. This comes after workers from various sectors engaged in ...
Sir Keir Starmer's government could need up to £10bn to cover the rise if all public sector workers receive such a pay award, an economist has warned.
“This sector knows all about delivering across departmental silos, the challenge will be getting recognition and funding for it. I’m keen for us to work with partners to make a persuasive case for a bigger funding pie, rather than argue over slices.” He adds that being part of the CILI...
So, the Bulls gapped markets higher on strong earnings and raised guidance from the world’s largest chipmaker, TSM (+9.77%), which had countered the previous day’s fear over that crucial sector sewn by ASML (+2.50%).The major economic news scheduled for Thursday included Weekly Initial ...