PAY IN THE NHS

Summary

That this House notes that for the past two years NHS professional, technical and scientific staff outside the Pay Review Body have received pay increases less than those awarded to comparable staff within the Pay Review Body; and calls upon the Secretary of State to take steps to remedy that situation in the next pay round to avoid an adverse impact on the services these staff provide and clarify precisely which NHS professions and related grades will move to Pay Review Body status, in order to help stem declining morale and help retain these skills for the NHS.

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1. 11 December 2000

   Early Day Motion

   That this House notes that for the past two years NHS professional, technical and scientific staff outside the Pay Review Body have received pay increases less than those awarded to comparable staff within the Pay Review Body; and calls upon the Secretary of State to take steps to remedy that situation in the next pay round to avoid an adverse impact on the services these staff provide and clarify precisely which NHS professions and related grades will move to Pay Review Body status, in order to help stem declining morale and help retain these skills for the NHS.

   Source: Early Day Motion

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• John Austin · Labour · Primary sponsor

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