How is the NHS managing during the covid pandemic with the shortage of nurses. Most had to return to their own countries because of Brexit . It is said they are 36,000 Nurse short.
There are about 300,000 nurses in the NHS which is probably about 10% short of the present requirement. The NHS pays extortionate fees* for agency nurses to fill the gaps. The sooner they recruit, train, employ AND RETAIN more "in-house" and reduce the dependency on agencies the better.
*£6 billion a year / fees over £100 per hour !!! need to be signed off by a senior manager.
If there's even a grain of any truth in your claim, post a link showing your evidence. (You just go to the yop of the browser, right click copy, then back here and right click paste)