Rolls-Royce car workers win record pay package worth up to 17.6%- PublishedWorkers at luxury carmaker Rolls-Royce have secured a pay deal worth 17.6%, unions say, averting the possibility of industrial action.Workers in the private sector saw their average pay rise at an annual rate of 6.9% between August and October, according to official figures, compared with wage growth of just 2.7% for public sector employees.The Unite union said Rolls workers at the Goodwood factory, which builds some of the world's most expensive luxury cars, had been "repeatedly denied... a proper pay rise".For years the workers had been underpaid and undervalued but that's changing."A pay rise of 10% will be awarded to all those covered by our collective bargaining agreement from January 2023.""