Salary review says pay of 'top people' too low

Article Abstract:

The Review Body on Top Salaries report published on Jul 9 1992 stated that top people's salaries had increased by 7% in real terms but their private sector equivalents had increased by 40%. Recruitment to the civil service had been difficult butthe judiciary had few recruitment problems although the majority had their incomes cut. In the armed forces one-star category officers hada pay cut on promotion. A differential of 19%between one-star and two-star officers was recommended.

Reports, Compensation and benefits, Armed Forces, Wages, Wages and salaries, Public sector

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A day in the death of the Commons

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Many observers feel that the House of Commons is becoming increasingly insignificant in political life in the UK. It is often almost empty, and appears to take little notice of the wishes of voters. Many European directives and regulations are passed without being properly debated, and this trend may increase as new legislation delegates more powers to ministers. Some observers feel that, against this background, moves to increase MPs salaries are not justified.

Powers and duties, United Kingdom. Parliament. House of Commons

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Tory left prepares to leave

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It is possible that the left wing of the Conservative party would resign the party whip and eventually forge links with the Liberal Democrats if William Hague were to win the party leadership. Former Chancellor Kenneth Clarke has already stated that he would feel unable to serve in a shadow cabinet under Hague, but this has been dismissed as blackmail by Hague's supporters. The desertion of the party whip could involve up to 12 pro-European Conservative MPs.

Management, Political activity, Conservative Party (United Kingdom), Clarke, Kenneth (American writer)

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