FCA to increase salaries of lowest paid staff in new employment offer

£5,500 average increase across business

Lauren Mason
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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has implemented a new employment offer across its business, which includes increasing 800 of its lowest-paid employees’ salaries by an average of £4,310.

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