HSE to axe 1,000 backroom jobs

Up to 1,000 backroom jobs will be slashed across the health service over the next 12 months, the Health Service Executive said today.

HSE to axe 1,000 backroom jobs
Sat, 27 Sep, 2008 - 17:08

Up to 1,000 backroom jobs will be slashed across the health service over the next 12 months, the Health Service Executive said today.

HSE chief executive Prof. Brendan Drumm confirmed that the redundancies will not hit current front-line services.

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