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Business Fast > Politics > Sick pay in the UK is ‘far too low’, Matt Hancock tells Covid inquiry

Sick pay in the UK is ‘far too low’, Matt Hancock tells Covid inquiry

December 1, 2023

posted on Dec. 01, 2023 at 1:17 pm

The former health secretary told the inquiry that if he ‘had a magic wand’, he would double sick pay across the UK.

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