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Pay rise suggestions will probably be given ‘cautious consideration’, says minister amid strike menace

By Editorial Board Published April 28, 2025 3 Min Read
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Pay rise suggestions will probably be given ‘cautious consideration’, says minister amid strike menace

The federal government will give suggestions for public sector pay rises “very careful consideration”, a minister has mentioned – however he urged commerce unions to “recognise the reality of the financial position”.

Stephen Kinnock mentioned the federal government had now acquired the suggestions of the unbiased evaluate physique that advises ministers on public sector pay.

In keeping with The Instances, academics and NHS staff in England have been informed to count on a pay rise of near 4% and three%, respectively.

The figures are greater than the two.8% the federal government has supplied – which means it should now resolve whether or not to extend its provide in keeping with the pay evaluate our bodies, because it did final 12 months.

“We’ve received the recommendation of the pay review body and we will give that very careful consideration,” he mentioned.

He mentioned the federal government was “all about putting more money into the pockets of working people”, citing how the junior medical doctors’ strike was resolved after they accepted a authorities pay provide price an additional 22.3% on common over two years.

However he added: “We also have to ensure that we are balancing the books, and we’ve got to work – in terms of public sector pay – within fiscal constraints.

“So after all we’ll give these suggestions cautious consideration, however I’d, after all, additionally urge our colleagues within the commerce union motion to have interaction constructively with us and recognise the fact of the monetary place.”

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Putting members of the Nationwide Training Union (NEU) final 12 months. Pic: PA

The choice of the unbiased pay evaluate our bodies to advocate pay rises greater than the federal government provide presents a headache for Chancellor Rachel Reeves, who’s already grappling with the influence of Donald Trump’s punitive tariff regime.

Ms Reeves might want to stability her promise to maintain spending inside sure fiscal constraints with the federal government’s long-term ambition to enhance public companies – seen as essential to Labour’s electoral success.

Unions have already signalled they’re ready to go on strike once more if the federal government doesn’t improve its provide of two.8%.

The Royal School of Nursing (RCN) mentioned the determine amounted to “as little as £2 extra a day” – whereas the British Medical Affiliation (BMA) accused Labour of failing to know unresolved points from two years of strikes beneath the Tories.

The NEU, led by common secretary Daniel Kebede, has rejected the federal government’s 2.8% pay provide as “unacceptable” and “unfunded”.

As a substitute, the union is asking for a completely funded, above-inflation pay rise – though it has not put a determine on the proposal it wish to obtain.

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