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No wonder Tory MPs don’t want to give our nurses a proper payrise

Ralph Underhill by Ralph Underhill
11 January 2023
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Alt Text: a cartoon entitled “One Rule For Them” showing a bar chart. One half shows that MPs’ pay has gone up from £65,738 in 2010 to £84,144 in 2022 – excluding expenses. That’s a 28% increase. The other half shows that a highest bracket, newly qualified nurse’s pay has gone up from £27,534 in 2010 to £32,934 in 2022. That’s a 19% increase.

Alt Text: a cartoon entitled "One Rule For Them" showing a bar chart. One half shows that MPs' pay has gone up from £65,738 in 2010 to £84,144 in 2022 - excluding expenses. That's a 28% increase. The other half shows that a highest bracket, newly qualified nurse's pay has gone up from £27,534 in 2010 to £32,934 in 2022. That's a 19% increase.

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