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Redundancy: How to make this an opportunity

By on August 26, 2011 in Nhs Redundancy

  Redundancy in the pharmaceutical industry has been a recurring theme in recent years. Yes the current global economic crisis has compounded matters but the affects we are seeing are more driven by the changing NHS, market access challenges, product pipelines and the drive for profitability.   So what do you need to do if [...]

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Nhs Flaws: Have You Taken Your Children To The Dentist?

By on August 15, 2011 in Nhs Redundancy

With more Brits losing their health insurance cover as they become redundant as a result of the financial crisis, NHS Trusts have set aside £713 million to cover the costs of growing medical negligent compensation claims which have been predicted to soar up to 80 per cent by 2010.   The reason for the [...]

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NHS in the UK – secrets that could change your life

By on July 30, 2011 in Nhs Redundancy

20 billion pounds is the likely cost savings needed between 2011 and 2014 if current cost-cutting targets are to be met according to an article posted in Medical Government/NHS related news on 06/11/2009. This won’t come as a suprise to many of us who have been expecting that public spending cuts in the main front-line [...]

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10 rules of dealing with Redundancy – turning a threat into an opportunity

By on June 14, 2011 in Nhs Redundancy

Article by James Morgsse According to The Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment there has been 226% increase in the number of redundancies in May 2009 in comparison to the same time in 2008 which is a shocking statistic. You may well be very secure in your current role but the reality is that most [...]

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