Earlier this month, the government announced a “carrot and stick” approach to senior manager pay, so this week we go into the detail about what this will mean in practice and how it could affect recruitment to a workforce already facing a lot of churn.
Also, more on another way financial incentives will be used in the new NHS, and what the health service might get in the upcoming spending review.
With Henry Anderson, Annabelle Collins and Nick Kituno.
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