Reilly: Nothing wrong with unpaid leave

The Minister for Health says he sees nothing wrong with hospitals offering staff unpaid leave in a bid to save money.

Fri, 14 Sep, 2012 - 14:15

The Minister for Health says he sees nothing wrong with hospitals offering staff unpaid leave in a bid to save money.

James Reilly said that both staff and patients want to get away during holiday times and a safe service can be provided once unpaid leave is planned in advance.

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