The Local Government Association (LGA)’s attitude to senior pay has been branded as ‘divisive’ by chief executives union ALACE, after it emerged that its own staff have been given a pay rise.
The rise happened despite the employers’ arm of the association’s refusal to negotiate on the current pay freeze faced by chief executives and senior officers earning more than £100,000.
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