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Unions seize on Burnham's arrival to threaten strikes for better pay deals - as figures show state salaries already surging ahead of private sector
Unions are threatening strikes to demand better pay deals following Burnham's arrival, as data indicates state salaries are already outpacing those in the private sector.
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