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NHS pay must rise if workforce targets are to be met says IFS

Analysis by the Institute for Fiscal Studies says ambitious NHS staffing targets will only be met if salaries are raised to attract and retain staff

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RCN members on strike at St James’s University Hospital, Leeds, holding placards calling for fair pay

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