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Healthcare workers will get promised payments - BBC News

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We use cookies to give you the best online experience. Please let us know if you agree to all of these cookies. Yes, I agree No, take me to settings More than 27,000 healthcare workers in England are set to receive one-off payments of at least £1,600 in their April pay packets. The money will go to staff such as community nurses, physiotherapists and cleaners who do NHS work, but are employed by non-NHS organisations. It follows a campaign for these workers to get the same pay award already made to NHS staff last year in England. That was a lump sum of at least £1,655 and a 5% pay rise. Health Secretary Victoria Atkins said the move would ensure "hardworking staff" and the organisations they work for can fully benefit from the NHS pay deal. "I hugely value the hard work of all our healthcare staff, and those working in non-NHS organisations offer vital support to patients. "I want to ensure that eligible staff receive these payments, which is why we chose to deliver this funding and wh

By Hugh Pym Health editor More than 27,000 healthcare workers in England are set to receive one-off payments of at least £1,600 in their April pay packets. The money will go to staff such as community nurses, physiotherapists and cleaners who do NHS work, but are employed by non-NHS organisations. It follows a campaign for these workers to get the same pay award already made to NHS staff last year in England. That was a lump sum of at least £1,655 and a 5% pay rise. Health Secretary Victoria Atkins said the move would ensure "hardworking staff" and the organisations they work for can fully ben

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