Deputy Labour Leader Says 1% Pay Rise Is a ‘Kick in the Teeth’ for NHS Workers | GMB

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Good Morning Britain published this video item, entitled “Deputy Labour Leader Says 1% Pay Rise Is a ‘Kick in the Teeth’ for NHS Workers | GMB” – below is their description.

Deputy leader of the Labour Party Angela Rayner has criticised the government over their proposed plan to give NHS workers a 1% pay rise.

Speaking to Ben Shephard and Kate Garraway, she declared that it’s a “real kick in the teeth for our NHS workers.”

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Broadcast on 11/03/2021

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