Written question asked by Matt Hancock (Independent (affiliation)) on Monday, 25 March 2024, in the House of Commons. It was due for an answer on Monday, 15 April 2024. It was answered by Kevin Hollinrake (Conservative) on Friday, 19 April 2024 on behalf of the Department for Business and Trade.
Competition and Markets Authority: Pay
- Question
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To ask the Secretary of State for Business and Trade, what the pay ranges at each grade are for Competition and Markets Authority staff based (a) in and (b) outside London.
- Answer
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Current pay at the Competition and Markets Authority ranges from a minimum of £25,300 to a maximum of £27,900 for Administrative Officers, the lowest pay grade, to a minimum of £127,000 to a maximum of £208,100 for Senior Civil Service Pay Band 3, which is Director General level and the most senior grade. My officials will share a detailed breakdown of pay ranges separately.
In relation to pay in and outside of London, the CMA does not differentiate pay based on location. Pay and funding are the responsibility of HM Treasury, who are the financial sponsors of the CMA.
Pay Bands
Administrative Officer to Grade 6 – effective from 1 September 2023
Grade
Pay minima
Pay mid-point
Pay maxima
AO
£25,300
£26,600
£27,900
EO
£29,550
£31,825
£34,100
HEO
£36,550
£40,975
£45,400
SEO
£46,000
£49,950
£53,900
G7
£57,100
£64,650
£72,200
G7 (Competition Specialist)
£59,100
£66,750
£74,400
G6
£71,300
£77,550
£83,800
G6 (Competition Specialist)
£78,600
£84,450
£90,300
Senior Civil Service – effective from 1 April 2023
Grade
Specialism
Pay minimum
Pay maximum
Deputy Director
Non-Competition Specialist:
£75,000
£117,800
(SCS Pay Band 1)
Competition Specialist:
£96,923
£117,800
Director
Non-Competition Specialist:
£97,000
£162,500
(SCS Pay Band 2)
Competition Specialist:
£128,966
£162,500
Director General
All roles:
£127,000
£208,100
(SCS Pay Band 3)
Secondary information
- Type
- Written question
- Reference
- 20288
- Session
- 2023-24
- Subjects
- Pay Competition and Markets Authority
- Contains statistics
- Yes
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