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DIFFERENCES IN PAY FOR PARLIAMENTARY ESTATE STAFF

Early day motion 1177, tabled 13 March 2013 by Jim Sheridan (Labour). Signed by 84 members.

That this House draws attention to the discrepancies in proposed salary increases amongst staff working on the Parliamentary estate, ranging from one per cent for lower paid staff to an average of five per cent for senior level staff; expresses concern at these double standards; notes that lower paid staff appear to be paying the price for austerity measures, while senior level staff are not facing the same cutbacks; and calls for the House authorities to examine these pay rises in detail and ensure all levels are forced to bear the same levels of cuts.

Signatures by party: Labour 65, Liberal Democrat 7, Conservative 3, DUP 3, Plaid Cymru 2, Scottish National Party 2, Independent 1, Social Democratic and Labour Party 1.