Thread: Crisis in the NHS
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Old 29-12-2018, 11:40   #511
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Re: Crisis in the NHS
Not good news, particularly as membership of such a generous pension scheme helps keep valuable medical staff in this country.
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National Health Service staff are quitting their pension scheme at almost five times the rate of other public sector workers as they struggle with rising living costs and tax changes, according to figures that have sparked calls for urgent action by authorities...
The Financial Times has reported that young doctors were quitting the NHS scheme because they could not afford mandatory contributions amounting to about 7 per cent to 9 per cent of their salary.
https://www.ft.com/content/e295716e-...1-cd4d49afbbe3
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