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Combining these with our paybill per head assumption implies a total reduction in General Government Employment of around 710,000 between the first quarter of 2011 and the first of 2017, compared to 400,000 between the first quarter of 2011 and the first of 2016 in our March forecast
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph Matthew Holehouse 2011
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Brian Strutton, national officer of the GMB union, said: This report cuts across the actual paybill data from the local government employers published last week which showed pay for council workers down by nearly 6% in real terms in the two years since 2008\09.
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The Government's decision to pencil in further spending cuts in 2015-16 and 2016-17 implies a reduction in total paybill growth for those years.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph Matthew Holehouse 2011
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I have said there will be at least a 20 per cent cut in the senior civil service paybill and the Chancellor will provide more details of this in the Budget.
Labour Party News Promoted by Ray Collins 2010
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I have said there will be at least a 20 per cent cut in the senior civil service paybill and the Chancellor will provide more details of this in the Budget.
Labour Party News Promoted by Ray Collins 2010
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By the end of next year, the total senior management paybill will reduce by at least a quarter.
openDemocracy 2010
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It is window dressing in an attempt to cut the paybill, which would be cut significantly if they were applying the law today as they are required to do.
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The measures include: slashing €1. 4bn from the public sector paybill through pay-scaled pension contributions.
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It is window dressing in an attempt to cut the paybill, which would be cut significantly if they were applying the law today as they are required to do.
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It is window dressing in an attempt to cut the paybill, which would be cut significantly if they were applying the law today as they are required to do.
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