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Teachers and nurses warn Rachel Reeves of strike action over 2.8% pay rise proposal

The article from MSN discusses the reaction of teachers and nurses to the UK government's proposal of a 2.8% pay rise, as outlined by Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves. Teachers and nurses, represented by their unions, have expressed strong opposition to this offer, warning of potential strike action. They argue that the proposed increase does not keep pace with inflation, effectively amounting to a pay cut in real terms. This dissatisfaction stems from ongoing issues with pay, working conditions, and the cost-of-living crisis, which have already led to significant industrial action in the past. The unions are pushing for a more substantial pay rise that reflects the current economic pressures and the value of their work, especially given the critical roles they play in society. The article highlights the unions' frustration with the government's approach to public sector pay and hints at the possibility of further strikes if their demands are not met.

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[ https://www.msn.com/en-gb/politics/government/teachers-and-nurses-warn-rachel-reeves-of-strike-action-over-2-8-pay-rise-proposal/ar-AA1vCBXT ]