Health unions brand Welsh NHS pay rise as ‘too little, too late’

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The most recent pay rise for health workers across Wales “comes nowhere near addressing the pay erosion of at least 19% over the last sixteen years,” a union has said. The comments from BMA Cymru Wales, which represents doctors and medical students, follow an announcement from Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care Jeremy Miles […]

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