The union highlighted that the offer falls short compared to increases received by doctors, teachers and prison officers
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The union highlighted that the offer falls short compared to increases received by doctors, teachers and prison officers
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Nursing staff in England are widely expected to overwhelmingly reject a 3.6 per cent pay offer, with the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) having previously branded the proposed increase "grotesque".
The 3.6 per cent pay rise for nurses is lower than the increases for junior doctors or consultants
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