"Sticking to promises made in opposition'
The Herald|August 17, 2024
SENIOR MINISTER REFLECTS ON DEALS WITH PUBLIC SECTOR WORKERS
"Sticking to promises made in opposition'

IT is 'unfair' to suggest more public sector workers will take industrial action in light of the Government's pay offers to train drivers and junior doctors, a senior minister has said.

Nick Thomas-Symonds, a Cabinet Office minister, said the Government was 'sticking to the promises we made in opposition' in its deals with public sector workers.

A new pay offer aimed at ending the long-running dispute with train drivers came to light on Wednesday.

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