GP contract failed to deliver pay rise for two thirds of partners

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Nine in 10 GP partners have not received the 6% pay increase promised by the government this year - and two thirds have not seen any pay increase at all, a GPonline survey reveals.

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GP contract failed to deliver pay rise for two thirds of partners

Nine in 10 GP partners have not received the 6% pay increase promised by the government this year - and two thirds have not seen any pay increase at all, a GPonline survey reveals.

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GP contract failed to deliver pay rise for two thirds of partners

Nine in 10 GP partners have not received the 6% pay increase promised by the government this year - and two thirds have not seen any pay increase at all, a GPonline survey reveals.

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