'Nod and wink' pay culture in hospitals, says HSE chief

Only seven hospitals and health agencies comply with public sector pay rules, health chiefs have revealed today.

'Nod and wink' pay culture in hospitals, says HSE chief
Wed, 27 Nov, 2013 - 18:45

Only seven hospitals and health agencies comply with public sector pay rules, health chiefs have revealed today.

Director general of the Health Service Executive (HSE) Tony O’Brien said there had been a “nod and wink” culture in the institutions regarding the controversial breach of earnings.

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