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Why Liz Truss u-turned over public sector pay

2 August 2022

10:08 PM

2 August 2022

10:08 PM

That was quick. Less than 15 hours after pledging a robust reform of public sector pay, Liz Truss has performed a u-turn on plans to bring national pay bargaining to an end. It comes after criticism mounted that slashing pay for new frontline staff was not the most obvious way to handle an escalating cost-of-living crisis.

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