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Originally Posted by Mick
You've just done it again, you cannot resist a dig, even if it means the dig you post, holds absolutely no substance.
Again, they have not rejected anyone's pay increases. In 2018, NHS workers got a big increase, between 4.5% and 29% over three years.
The vote you linked to, wasn't even a meaningful vote, so it wouldn't have mattered a jot, even it had passed.
Some MPs in the past, have rejected the pay increase, but they cannot refuse it, they will still get the money, IPSA said it's one level of pay only, some MPs from various political parties have in the past, donated it to their local causes.
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Well let's see, number of MP vacancies zero, and no shortage of volunteers given the number of candidates at the last election. Oh, and they're claiming an extra £10k supplement each for the stress of working at home atm.....
Nursing vacancies 43,000 and climbing all the the time...
Have we got the pay right? You decide.