The PCS union has argued that its members deserve pay rises significantly above inflation to reclaim lost earnings from years of below-inflation increases.
The Home Office spokesperson stated that this year's pay guidance acknowledges the hard work of staff and aligns with other public sector entities.
Conservative MP Neil O'Brien criticized the pay rise, stating it may upset people concerned about immigration and crime, illustrating the socio-political context.
PCS general secretary Fran Heathcote expressed the need for a fair and sustainable long-term pay settlement, reflecting on years of stagnant wages.
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