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In one of the biggest concessions ever given by Labour to the health service, Jeremy Hunt’s Tories rejected their pledge to put up NHS pay cap.

The shadow health secretary also refused to rule out scrapping maternity pay on NHS waiting lists because it바카라사이트 was not being used to cover mothers’ needs.

Labour’s health spokesman Norman Lamb said the Tories’ plan to freeze NHS pay was “scandalous”, and would have a massive impact on the NHS.

The shadow health secretary, Jonathan Ashworth, said: “The Tories say they want to reduce the cost of the NHS, but when they cut funding for the NHS they have allowed their own staff to be forced to make far less than they should.

“The Tories don’t want the health service to be the richest in the world, and they’re cutting pay and services that are so essential.”

Tory chief of staff and minister Mark Drake, also shadow health secretary, rejected the party’s pledge not to backtrack on a planned pay cap which he claimed would hav