WHB to meet with Impact to discuss job cuts

Trade Unions and the Western Health board are meeting this morning to discuss 200 job cuts of clerical workers in the region.

Fri, 23 Aug, 2002 - 07:56

Trade Unions and the Western Health board are meeting this morning to discuss 200 job cuts of clerical workers in the region.

Health Board Chief Executive, Dr Sheila Ryan, said last night after a meeting with the Department of Health, that the number of job losses may be rounded down. She also said any cuts would not affect patient care.

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