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Reeves plans 2.8pc pay rise next year for teachers, nurses and civil servants

Reeves plans 2.8pc pay rise next year for teachers, nurses and civil servants


Published on 2024-12-10 13:21:03 - The Daily Telegraph
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  • Ministers claim the offer reflects a 'challenging financial backdrop'

Rachel Reeves, the shadow chancellor, has announced that a Labour government would implement a pay rise for civil servants, aiming to boost morale and efficiency within the public sector. This policy is part of Labour's broader strategy to reform the civil service, which includes addressing the issues of low pay and high turnover that have plagued the sector. Reeves emphasized that better compensation would not only improve staff retention but also enhance the quality of public services. The announcement comes amidst ongoing discussions about public sector pay and the need for a more effective and motivated civil service to support Labour's ambitious policy agenda under Keir Starmer's leadership.

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