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Spending Review 2013: An end to automatic pay progressions

The chancellor has confirmed public sector pay rises will be capped at 1% in 2015-16, with an end to automatic pay progressions.

By Laura Sharman | 26 June 2013

The chancellor has confirmed public sector pay rises will be capped at 1% in 2015-16, with an end to automatic pay progressions.

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Popular articles by Laura Sharman

  1. Gove signs devolution deals for Norfolk and Suffolk
  2. Autumn Statement: £1bn extension to Household Support Fund
  3. Autumn Statement: Social housing rent rise capped at 7%
  4. Directors warn needs of older and disabled people will not be met this winter
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