The INMO is calling on the Government to implement a major cost-saving measure agreed as part of the nurses pay deal.
A staffing framework to determine what staff are needed based on the number and condition of patients was identified as way to save over 70 million euro a year. It was piloted in three Irish hospitals and proved to practically eliminate the need for agency staff. Today's Irish Times claims the cost of the nurses pay-deal had been grossly underestimated by Government.
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