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Regional pay is 'unfair' finds TUC poll

Public rejects Government plans for regional pay in the public sector as 'unfair' TUC poll suggests.

By Laura Sharman | 25 September 2012

Government plans for regional pay in the public sector is 'unfair' and should be scrapped, according to a poll published by trade union TUC.

The results show that seven in ten (71%) think the proposals to introduce local or regional pay are unfair, with almost two-thirds (65%) saying they should be dropped.

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