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Think at a time when the whole country is facing a cost of living crisis we should not be looking to run salaries down off anyone, we should be bringing the lowest paid up and driving forward to a high—paid, high skilled work here in scotland. work force here in scotland. it is not the only transport union considering industrial action. the rmt, representing rail workers across the uk, is also unhappy with the pay settlement it has been offered. rampant inflation is hitting many household budgets and the impact on pay negotiations in the railway industry and elsewhere is onlyjust starting to...

Parents of children in Glasgow nurseries and schools have been advised of closures ahead of a two-day equal pay strike.

SCHOOLS in Glasgow will close next week as equal pay strike action is set to go ahead.

Nhs trusts don't even know what their budget will be beyond september. the health secretary has just said the pay settlement cost 2.2 billion. where is the 2.2 billion coming from? or is he expecting trusts and general practice to find it from their existing budgets? the government says the pay settlement will be funded from within the nhs but won't impact front line services. unions will now consult members on the next steps but many will ask whether a 3% pay rise is enough to retain a weary workforce and attract new recruits into the nhs. katharine da costa, bbc news. we're joined now by dr ...

Nhs trusts don't even know what their budget will be beyond september. the health secretary has just said the pay settlement cost 2.2 billion. where is the 2.2 billion coming from? or is he expecting trusts and general practice to find it from their existing budgets? the government says the pay settlement will be funded from within the nhs but won't impact front line services. unions will now consult members on the next steps but many will ask whether a 3% pay rise is enough to retain a weary workforce and attract new recruits into the nhs. katharine da costa, bbc news. we are going to discuss...