The Pay Rise Has Become Even Smaller
Inflation is now at 4.8% making our pay rise nearly 3% less than
inflation. For someone earning £20,000, this is a loss of £600 over
the next year.
posted by David Linsey at 11:07 pm
Monday, April 23, 2007
inflation. For someone earning £20,000, this is a loss of £600 over
the next year.
About Me
- Name: David Linsey
- Location: London, United Kingdom
I am a registered nurse (retired) with the Mitcham blood collection team based in South London. I am also a Unite (T&G Section) branch chair for the NHS Blood & Transplant Authority Branch. We have a single branch covering drivers and collection team members in the whole of the NHSBT. Members in the Labs are still in former Amicus branches follwoing the mergers of the TGWU and Amicus.
Previous Posts
- No Compulsory Boxing Day Working in 2007
- Converting Blood Groups
- Branch Meeting
- Maximum Temperatures
- The Pay Cut Just Got Bigger
- Pay Cut Proposed
- Branch AGM
- Anti-Cuts Demo
- Amicus Leads Protests at Job Cuts
- Constant Change
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