Matt Hancock has been criticised by unions for sending a “Scrooge” letter which suggests a pay rise for nurses will not come until next summer.
The Health Secretary has been accused of “interfering with the pay process” with his letter to the chair of the NHS Pay Review Body on Friday afternoon.
Unions say the note indicates that staff will be waiting until at least May next year for a pay rise.
The letter announcing the start of the NHS pay review process began: “The timing of the Spending Review announcement has unfortunately delayed the commencement of Pay Round 2021 to 2022.”
Matt Hancock has been criticised by unions for sending a “Scrooge” letter which suggests a pay rise for nurses will not come until next summer.
The Health Secretary has been accused of “interfering with the pay process” with his letter to the chair of the NHS Pay Review Body on Friday afternoon.
Unions say the note indicates that staff will be waiting until at least May next year for a pay rise.
The letter announcing the start of the NHS pay review process began: “The timing of the Spending Review announcement has unfortunately delayed the commencement of Pay Round 2021 to 2022.”
Matt Hancock has been criticised by unions for sending a “Scrooge” letter which suggests a pay rise for nurses will not come until next summer.
The Health Secretary has been accused of “interfering with the pay process” with his letter to the chair of the NHS Pay Review Body on Friday afternoon.
Unions say the note indicates that staff will be waiting until at least May next year for a pay rise.
The letter announcing the start of the NHS pay review process began: “The timing of the Spending Review announcement has unfortunately delayed the commencement of Pay Round 2021 to 2022.”
Matt Hancock has been criticised by unions for sending a “Scrooge” letter which suggests a pay rise for nurses will not come until next summer.
The Health Secretary has been accused of “interfering with the pay process” with his letter to the chair of the NHS Pay Review Body on Friday afternoon.
Unions say the note indicates that staff will be waiting until at least May next year for a pay rise.
The letter announcing the start of the NHS pay review process began: “The timing of the Spending Review announcement has unfortunately delayed the commencement of Pay Round 2021 to 2022.”
Matt Hancock has been criticised by unions for sending a “Scrooge” letter which suggests a pay rise for nurses will not come until next summer.
The Health Secretary has been accused of “interfering with the pay process” with his letter to the chair of the NHS Pay Review Body on Friday afternoon.
Unions say the note indicates that staff will be waiting until at least May next year for a pay rise.
The letter announcing the start of the NHS pay review process began: “The timing of the Spending Review announcement has unfortunately delayed the commencement of Pay Round 2021 to 2022.”