The pay for teachers, nurses, doctors, dentists, police and prison prison officers to go up
manchestereveningnews.co.ukThe pay for public sector workers including nurses, paramedics, midwives, teachers and police officers is to increase. More than one millions NHS workers will receive a pay rise of at least £1,400, the Government has announced.
Eligible dentists and doctors will receive a 4.5% pay rise, while other awards includes a 5% increase for the police. The lowest earning NHS workers such as porters and cleaners, will see a 9.3% increase in their basic pay this year, compared to last year, said the Department for Health.
The average basic pay for nurses will increase from around £35,600 as of March 2022 to around £37,000 and the basic pay for newly qualified nurses will increase by 5.5%, from £25,655 last year to £27,055.
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