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Public sector workers could see pay rise of just 3.5 per cent next year
Public sector workers could see a pay increase of 3.5% next year, following a submissions by government departments to the pay review process.
Ron Gordon earns Rangers and Celtic Viaplay Cup Final tribute with Hampden set to pay respect
Ron Gordon will be honoured at this weekend’s Viaplay Cup final with a minute’s applause after he sadly passed away.
World No. 1 Swiatek urges WTA to push for pay equality
World number one Iga Swiatek said she hopes the governing body of the women's game can do more to boost the tour in 2023 and further reduce pay disparity between the sexes outside the sport's biggest tournaments. Tennis has sought to be a leader in the battle for equality in the last couple of decades with equal prize money offered to men and women at the four Grand Slams. WTA Tour events, however, still often offer less prize money than those on the men's tour which operates its own circuit.
Swiatek says WTA must grow and continue push for pay equality
World number one Iga Swiatek said she hopes the governing body of the women's game can do more to boost the tour in 2023 and further reduce pay disparity between the sexes outside the sport's biggest tournaments.
Carl Starfelt gets what he's owed as Celtic star to finally receive overdue pay from Rubin Kazan
Celtic star Carl Starfelt is set to get what he's owed after the Russian football authorities ordered his former club Rubin Kazan to pay him and other unpaid wages and costs.
Junior doctors to walk out in three day strike over pay
Junior doctors in England will take part in a 72-hour strike over pay after voting in favour of industrial action, the British Medical Association (BMA) has confirmed.
Welsh Open 2023: Robert Milkins opens up on what life-changing £230,000 pay cheque means after victory over Shaun Murphy
Last year, Robert Milkins admitted he was “struggling” to put food down on the table for his family such were his financial woes – but now the ‘Milkman’ has just claimed a “life-changing” £230,000 pay cheque after he won the Welsh Open. Just a month short of his 47th birthday, Milkins overcame Shaun Murphy 9-7 in a pulsating final at Venue Cymru to take the £80,000 winner’s prize as well as the Bet Victor European Series bonus of £150,000. Ad It is quite the turnaround from the man who, just last year, revealed that he was struggling to pay £30 for petrol.