The Independent is actively reporting on significant issues like reproductive rights and pay disputes in the NHS and education sectors. Doctors and teachers are expressing dissatisfaction with new pay increases, leading to potential strike actions due to historical pay freezes and budget constraints. The Education Secretary announced additional funding to assist schools with pay rises, although institutions will need to cover part of the costs through efficiency measures. The publication emphasizes the importance of accessible journalism funded by donations, ensuring coverage of all political viewpoints.
Doctors are threatening strike action after being given an above-inflation 4 per cent pay increase, claiming that it does not go far enough in restoring historical pay freezes.
Schools will be required to fund the remaining quarter of the pay rise through improved productivity and smarter spending, according to the Education Secretary.
An additional 615 million of funding will be provided to schools this financial year to help them with the costs of pay awards for staff.
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