NHS in meltdown

[Muddy Retriever]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-42680585

In reality of course PPMs are found in both public and private spheres. There's nothing necessarily uniquely or intrinsically inefficient with managers in public agencies or public services.

The big difference being that PPM's in failing private sector organisations usually end up losing their jobs as they will at Carillion.

Sadly, some of the better skilled, innovative, creative and self-motivated younger people, some of whom also worked in the NHS, are now exiting GB as they have been effectively told they're no longer welcome (oops... a little remoaner dig ).

According to the NHS' own figures the number of EU nationals working in the NHS in the year following the referendum actually went up.