Spending Review: Over a million NHS staff to receive pay rise as part of a cash boost for the health service

Spending Review: Over a million NHS staff to receive pay rise as part of a cash boost for the health service Over a million nurses, doctors and others working in the NHS will get a pay rise as part of a £3bn boost to the health service aimed at trying to bring down the enormous backlog in operations and scans due to the pandemic. iNews

See also:

• Spending Review does not provide the NHS ‘whatever it needs’, with funding for backlog ‘beyond inadequate’ The BMA
• Spending Review leaves NHS England £6bn short next year The Health Foundation
• Spending Review to fight virus, deliver promises and invest in UK's recovery HM Treasury
• The Spending Review is 'unlikely to be enough to address health and care pressures' The King's Fund
• Member briefing: Spending Review 2020 NHS Confederation
• Spending Review 2020 NHS Employers
• Nuffield Trust response to the Spending Review Nuffield Trust
• Spending Review: Key points from Rishi Sunak's statement BBC News
• Spending review: Rishi Sunak’s extra £55bn to fight Covid brings bill for the disease to £12,000 per household The Independent
• Key numbers and policies from Rishi Sunak’s spending review The Independent
• NHS staff will be awarded a pay rise next year, confirms Sunak Nursing Notes
• Public sector pay rises targeted at NHS and low income staff Personnel Today