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answer › question first answered	2018-02-21T14:28:26.71Z
answer › answering member constituency	Hertsmere
answer › answering member printed	Oliver Dowden
max answer › question first answered	2018-03-15T12:55:12.187Z

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21/02/2018

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Cabinet Office

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Public Sector: Pay

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What recent discussions he has had with the Chancellor of the Exchequer on reviewing public sector pay.

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Glasgow Central

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Alison Thewliss

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is ministerial correction

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21/02/2018

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Public Sector workers are amongst the most talented and hardworking people in our society and we believe they should be fairly rewarded.As the Chancellor’s budget statement reconfirmed, we are moving away from a 1% public sector average pay award to a more flexible approach.Proposals will be issued later this year.

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Hertsmere

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Oliver Dowden

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21/02/2018 14:28:26

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