INO question cuts in public service

The Irish Nurses Organisation say that the decision announced in today's budget, to reduce the number of public sector jobs, means that the Government's own Health Strategy will not be delivered by 2003.

INO question cuts in public service
Wed, 04 Dec, 2002 - 19:28

The Irish Nurses Organisation say that the decision announced in today's budget, to reduce the number of public sector jobs, means that the Government's own Health Strategy will not be delivered by 2003.

The INO say that they will be looking for immediate confirmation from the Minister for Health and Children on how the service cuts will be introduced.

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