All credible sources say the NHS is under managed, not top heavy. NHS England has 500+ statutory duties. Who will perform them when it’s gone. And in trusts, do you want clinicians doing form filling?
Personally, I thought NHS England was a cost that the government of the time put in place so that they could exonerate themselves from actually cost of running it. This moves puts the emphasis directly at the governments feet, making the DHSC, and MPs, responsible
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Summat to do with 'investors'
The truth hurts doesn’t it, David?
Neither of the Whites (although they are unmarried, they share a surname after Lisa changed hers by deed poll) is working. Indeed, there hasn't been a breadwinner in the house for the past three years. Their domestic budget comes entirely from the public purse – and they are among almost 200,000 large families set to receive thousands of pounds more in state handouts amid the widely anticipated removal of the two-child benefits cap.
The family-of-seven who could get an extra £10,000 of welfare a year
Their domestic budget comes entirely from the public purse - and they are among almost 200,000 large families set to receive thousands of pounds more in handouts.www.dailymail.co.uk
To be fair I think it was think tanks and health professionals and international comparisons and they haven’t lost there job or hadn’t at that point.
You don’t know for certain what the plan was for the budget. If it has changed and if so why
The stock market works on sentiment as much as facts. In reality its a mixture of things.
If I read the table right in this (link below), most people who were 40 in 1880 would have a life expectancy of around 30 years so most would have died before the pension at 70 was introduced. If you lived to collect your pension (equivalent of about £25 a week in current prices) you might survive 8 years on average (though the average life expectancy at 70 included the well-off who were less likely to be suffering from 55 or even 60 years of hard work and industrial diseases).
Not like the Daily Heil to find someone to shame to pursue their agenda of sucking off the rich and supporting Fascists.Neither of the Whites (although they are unmarried, they share a surname after Lisa changed hers by deed poll) is working. Indeed, there hasn't been a breadwinner in the house for the past three years. Their domestic budget comes entirely from the public purse – and they are among almost 200,000 large families set to receive thousands of pounds more in state handouts amid the widely anticipated removal of the two-child benefits cap.
The family-of-seven who could get an extra £10,000 of welfare a year
Their domestic budget comes entirely from the public purse - and they are among almost 200,000 large families set to receive thousands of pounds more in handouts.
I'm not that well versed in who does what in NHS admin but I do know our new health centre took 20 years ... and when the GPs had been found to run it, and the Trust had agreed to build it, it then had to go to NHS England (regional then national) to sign it off. It all makes work...New study lays bare the growing crisis NHS faces
Near record low of managers. 1 in 33 staff are managers. Clinical professionals picking up the slack.
NHS under-managed when comparing internationally
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"Personally, I thought NHS England was a cost that the government of the time put in place so that they could exonerate themselves from actually cost of running it. This moves puts the emphasis directly at the governments feet, making the DHSC, and MPs, responsible"
This was exactly the policy. Shift the staff out. Now who will do the work that comes back in?
He's a ****.
I think a lot of the general frustration is that the first budget was meant to fill the black hole left by the Tories with a clear statement of it being a one off and not coming back for more. In their fiscal plan they had clearly budgeted for cuts to WFA and benefits, however due to their back benchers and an unwillingness to risk a revolt they didnt proceed, thus creating a new "black hole" as people like to call them. Thats around 2.5Bn per year for each year of the parliament so if they had budgeted for an out turn of +10Bn headroom at the end of the parliament, well there it is.