Union wants nursing-scheme meeting with Health Minister

SIPTU has today requested a meeting with Health Minister James Reilly to demand that the controversial graduate nursing scheme be dropped.

Union wants nursing-scheme meeting with Health Minister
Mon, 04 Feb, 2013 - 14:05

SIPTU has today requested a meeting with Health Minister James Reilly to demand that the controversial graduate nursing scheme be dropped.

The programme aims to recruit new graduates on 80% of the previous salary scale.

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