There’s a lot more to the cost of employing someone than just their salary-you also need to consider things like national insurance and pensions, as well as the costs of giving them places to work and training them on the job. But this isn’t what it costs to employ that nurse. “A newly-qualified nurse on pay band 5 can expect a salary of about £24,000 a year. “While it’s not clear how this has been calculated, that clearly isn’t the total cost of eventually having 50,000 more nurses on the NHS. (Health is a devolved area, so the UK government is only directly responsible for it in England.) “The party claims in their spending document the policy to retain, recruit and train nurses for the NHS in England will cost £879 million in 2023/24. So the Conservatives are really offering to recruit only 31,500 nurses. “According to reports since the manifesto launch, the 50,000 figure includes 18,500 existing nurses who will be encouraged to remain, or attracted to rejoin after leaving.”
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The Tories’ spending document says the additional nurses will cost £879 million.īut fact checking organisation Full Fact says this is not true:
He promised 50,000 more nurses and the creation of 50 million more GP appointments.
Nurses: Boris Johnson has promised more, but he has not been straight about the numbers to be recruited or the cost of recruiting them.īoris Johnson has finally launched the Conservative Party’s manifesto for the 2019 general election – with a huge, and all-too-obvious, lie.
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