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Reilly: No pay cuts in HSE if productivity increases

The Health Minister has said that if there is increased productivity in the health service - there will be no pay cuts.

Reilly: No pay cuts in HSE if productivity increases

Fri, 11 May, 2012 - 21:34

The Health Minister has said that if there is increased productivity in the health service - there will be no pay cuts.

James Reilly addressed around 360 nurses and midwives at the INMO conference in Killarney earlier today - where he received a mixed response.

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