WORKFORCE: Barts and the London Trust approved £461,000 in payments to staff made compulsorily redundant in 2010-11, its annual accounts show.
Six staff received between £40,000 and £100,000 in “exit package costs”, while another 10 received £40,000 or less.
In 2009-10 the trust approved “exit package costs” of £150,000 to £200,000 for two separate compulsory redundancies.
Annual accounts (see attached, right)
July 2011
A consultant anaesthetist who claims his back was injured after he was knocked unconscious by a theatre light during an operation has lost his £1m High Court damages claim.
FINANCE: The east London acute trust made a total of £34.7m savings in 2010-11, £4.5m worse than plan.
STRUCTURE: The Co-operation and Competition Panel are inviting submissions from interested parties about the three-trust merger by June 15th.
Barts Health Trust is aiming for a deficit of just £1.9m after sustainability funding with a “highly demanding” budget plan for the year.
A major London trust reported workforce shortages in July because fewer locums wanted to work during the heatwave.
A large acute trust in London has missed its original financial target for last year by £60m, but has still been awarded most of its sustainability and transformation funding.
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