Big changes for hundreds of cleaners, porters, security guards, and domestic staff working at the Barts
This is Paul Hutton with news that Hundreds of cleaners, porters, security guards, and domestic staff working at the Barts Health group of hospitals are to benefit from NHS pay, terms and conditions. This follows a decision by the Trust Board to bring the services they provide back in-house when the current contract with Serco expires next year. Almost 1,800 staff will join the existing 17,000 Barts Health NHS staff under Agenda for Change conditions. We’ll have more on this and other developments here on Care Radio,
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