Theresa May 'set to lift 1% public sector pay cap'
Department headed by Watt advised lifting €200k public sector pay cap | Business Post
Police first in line for big rise as 1% public sector pay cap is lifted
Downing Street rules out lifting public sector pay cap for doctors, nurses and armed forces until at least April 2018
Theresa May warned lifting public sector pay cap poses risk to the economy
BBC Radio 4 - The Briefing Room, What are the consequences of lifting the public sector pay cap?
Lib Dems commit to £527 pay rise for nurses if party put into power after election
Corbyn's plans lift public sector pay cap cost £9billion | Daily Mail Online
Pay rises guaranteed for NSW public sector | The Canberra Times | Canberra, ACT
NSW Treasurer warns against lifting public sector wage cap | The Australian
Lift the pay cap now, says Dave Prentis | News, Press release | News | UNISON National
Public Sector Pay Cap
May condemns greedy trade unions for illegal strikes despite lifting pay cap | Politics | News | Express.co.uk
Public sector pay cap to be lifted - BBC News
What will cost more than lifting the public sector pay cap? Not lifting it | Faiza Shaheen | The Guardian
Mick Caul on Twitter: "Department headed by Watt advised lifting €200k public sector pay cap. There has been controversy over the decision to award the Department of Health's interim secretary general an
The true scandal of lifting the public sector pay cap is the Left's whining | The Sun
Live music to return to Hong Kong venues, possible increase in cap on public gatherings from 4 to 12 | South China Morning Post
We can defeat this weak Tory government on the pay cap | Red Pepper
Theresa May U-Turns Twice on Lifting the Cap on Public Sector Pay
NSW wage rises: Premier Dominic Perrottet lifts public service wage cap to 3%
Nurses threaten to strike if Theresa May doesn't live up to her word on lifting public workers' pay cap | The Sun
NSW wage rises: Premier Dominic Perrottet lifts public service wage cap to 3%
Lifting the public sector pay cap does not mean workers will definitely get a pay rise | Prospect
Coronavirus: no more hotel quarantine in Hong Kong although officials stop short of providing road map to completely lifting travel curbs | South China Morning Post
Confusion after No 10 backtracks on end to public sector pay cap | Public sector pay | The Guardian
