We are expecting the recommendations of the Armed Forces Pay Review Body
(AFPRB) to be announced soon. Along with other public sector employees,
the Armed Forces are restricted to a maximum 1% pay rise in this coming
pay round and even that 1% it is not guaranteed. 2012 was the year
X-Factor was due for its 5 year review, currently valued at 14%...More information »
Showing posts with label Pay Freeze. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pay Freeze. Show all posts
Thursday, 14 February 2013
Pay Recommendations expected
We are expecting the recommendations of the Armed Forces Pay Review Body
(AFPRB) to be announced soon. Along with other public sector employees,
the Armed Forces are restricted to a maximum 1% pay rise in this coming
pay round and even that 1% it is not guaranteed. 2012 was the year
X-Factor was due for its 5 year review, currently valued at 14%...More information »Wednesday, 30 November 2011
Autumn Statement - Armed Forces
George Osborne’s 2011 Autumn statement confirmed the country's worsening economic outlook. The Chancellor has taken further measures to curb expenditure and on public sector pay has capped pay rises to 1% beyond the two-year pay freeze currently in place. Since the announcement the Treasury has confirmed that this cap on pay will also apply to the Armed Forces. The MoD is seeking urgent clarification...More information »
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