Yorkshire ambulance staff win £2m pay deal
AMBULANCE staff in Yorkshire have won a pay deal worth a staggering £2 million after their union GMB took an equal pay battle.
The deal involves a higher grading for the work of ambulance clinical supervisors and a pay increase backdated to 2017.
The workers fought a lengthy dispute with Yorkshire Ambulance Service (YAS) before winning the deal which was reached after an independent arbiter evaluated the workers’ jobs.
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