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NEM Myth-busting 4 of 5: The NEM will raise subsidised accommodation charges so much that they will be unaffordable

Yesterday, I expressed relief that subsidised accommodation would be retained under the New Employment Model (NEM), but pondered at what cost. Today, Chief of Defence Personnel, Lieutenant General Andrew Gregory, has replied:

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NEM Myth-busting 3 of 5: The NEM will force Service personnel out of subsidised accommodation

I am sure that Servicemen are relieved to hear that the MoD will continue to provide subsidised accommodation to those with a need for it, but the killer question will be at what cost?

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NEM Myth-busting 2 of 5: The NEM is dramatically reducing the 'offer' to Service personnel and a career in the Armed Forces will no longer be worth it.

In the second of five articles from the New Employment Model (NEM) team, Chief of Defence Personnel, Lieutenant General Andrew Gregory attempts to reassure us that the NEM proposals will not dramatically reduce the 'offer'.

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NEM Myth-busting 1 of 5: Chief of Defence Personnel tries to calm fears about the New Employment Model by myth-busting or is it just plain 'spin'?

Across the Services, we have witnessed what can be likened to a death of a thousand cuts in terms of not only our pay, but also our allowances. In comparison to other public sector employees, the Ministry of Defence must be delighted that there is no single unified voice to speak out in our interest.

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