Hospitals and clinics ordered to stop paying management top-ups

The HSE has ordered almost 30 hospitals and clinics to stop paying top-ups to senior managers.

Mon, 14 Apr, 2014 - 20:21

The HSE has ordered almost 30 hospitals and clinics to stop paying top-ups to senior managers.

It has written to the Section 38 agencies telling them that there is no justification for the extra payments that bring them above the public-sector pay limits.

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