Public sector pay increases likely to be bigger than in private firms
The Guardian|November 11, 2024
Pay awards for public sector workers in Britain are expected to overtake the private sector for the first time in four years, according to a report, amid growing business alarm at the government's tax plans.
Richard Partington

After October's budget confirmed above-inflation pay rises for public sector workers and higher taxes on employment, the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) said there was a growing divide in the outlook for jobs and wages.

It said businesses were facing increased costs that could "act as a barrier to growth and could lead to employers offering lower pay rises", just as the public sector was starting to benefit from stronger pay after years of restraint.

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