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Radiographers And Chiropodists (Clegg Commission)

Volume 982: debated on Thursday 3 April 1980

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asked the Secretary of State for Social Services if he will make a statement on the latest Clegg Commission report on pay comparability of paramedical staff in the National Health Service, with particular reference to radiographers and chiropodists in the National Health Service; and if he is satisfied that the Commission has taken account of all relevant factors in its recommendations.

Report No. 4 of the Clegg Standing Commission on pay comparability makes recommendations on the pay and conditions of the professions supplementary to medicine pay group, including radiographers and chiropodists, which are due to be implemented from 1 April 1980. The evidence on which the commission bases its recommendations is summarised in chapters 3 and 4 of the report. The report is the subject of continuing consideration and discussions

19741975197619771978
Marriages384,389380,620358,567356,954368,258
Divorces*113,500120,522126,694129,053143,667
Judicial separations2463235847611,228
Married population (thousands)25,10625,04824,97824,93024,826
*Including annulments.
Of marriages occurring in England and Wales in the years shown in column 1 below, the estimated proportions (per 1,000) which have terminated in divorce within the stated number of years since marriage (column 2) are shown in column 3.
Year of marriageYears since marriageDivorced (per 1,000)
(1)(2)(3)
19771
19762
197533
1974429
1973553
1972668
1971785
1970897
19699104
196810115
196711123
196612130
196513132
196414134
196315135
196216135
196117134
196018131
195919130
195820129