The Labour leader warned millions of workers not to get their hopes up over their annual pay settlements.
But Health Secretary Wes Streeting is likely to offer junior doctors demanding 35% a double-digit deal combined with reforms on working conditions.
It would open the door for high pay demands from nurses, teachers and civil servants.
When Sir Keir was asked if he would give the unions what they wanted, he replied "no".
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