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How the private sector short-pays health staff
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WAGE loss and the insecurity and financial hardship that follows is now commonplace for outsourced workers throughout the NHS.
The rise of privatisation means that hospital workers like domestics, hostesses and porters can no longer rely on getting paid in full for all hours worked.
This affects the ability of these workers and their children to live healthy and dignified lives.
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