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Glasgow police officers considering industrial action after rejecting £565 pay increase

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Police officers in Glasgow could take industrial action after the force rejected a "derisory" flat £565 annual pay increase.

The Scottish Police Federation (SPF) turned down the pay deal and said any action it takes would be "impactful".

SPF general secretary Calum Steele told BBC Scotland: "There is palpable anger across our workforce.

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