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    Quote Originally Posted by joebloggs View Post
    their recommending £35k not £31k, also overtime and weekend work is not something NHS trusts can afford to pay for with cut backs that are happening now so for many people its not a choice
    Going by what Mr Metcalf said, he's recommending that impoverished Florence Nightingales be not included

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    Quote Originally Posted by gWaPito View Post
    Going by what Mr Metcalf said, he's recommending that impoverished Florence Nightingales be not included

    Nice to see you are still your excitable self xxx
    might not be included

    oh, just because it doesn't effect me, doesn't mean i do give a


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    Quote Originally Posted by joebloggs View Post
    might not be included

    oh, just because it doesn't effect me, doesn't mean i do give a


    good to see your back on here Gwapito
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    Chicken and egg situation here, if we cut the number of people entering the country and emptied the country of the people that should not be here then we wont need so many health workers.
    My experience of a hospital ward last Christmas was that English was the minority language being used, same goes for visiting the out patients.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Pete/London View Post
    Chicken and egg situation here, if we cut the number of people entering the country and emptied the country of the people that should not be here then we wont need so many health workers.
    My experience of a hospital ward last Christmas was that English was the minority language being used, same goes for visiting the out patients.
    Cant argue with that Pete.


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