How do people in the North see the South ?

[armaghniac]

The health budget is a black hole. I think it's currently €23bn which is around €4000 per head. It could probably employ every single doctor in the North. And what consultants get paid is obscene. There is no management of budgets.

There is no concern for productivity.
But help is at hand
https://www.irishtimes.com/health/2024/09/01/former-ryanair-executive-to-be-appointed-to-hse-board/

[Rossfan]

Operations special....all half price, book before midnight.
Bed, toilet, food all extra of course plus you can buy a scratch card.

[johnnycool]

I thought their main concern was patient safety and not more money 

Well if you were offered almost twice your salary to move to a role an hour away on a train with a less frantic and better staffed hospital, would you refuse it?

[Milltown Row2]

I thought their main concern was patient safety and not more money 

Well if you were offered almost twice your salary to move to a role an hour away on a train with a less frantic and better staffed hospital, would you refuse it?

If you are working in a less frantic chaotic environment then patient safety would be better equipped

The extra doh helps though, couldn't be arsed reading it all but are they living in the North and travelling? How's the tax work for that?

[armaghniac]

I thought their main concern was patient safety and not more money 

Well if you were offered almost twice your salary to move to a role an hour away on a train with a less frantic and better staffed hospital, would you refuse it?

If you are working in a less frantic chaotic environment then patient safety would be better equipped

The extra doh helps though, couldn't be arsed reading it all but are they living in the North and travelling? How's the tax work for that?

One of the doctors noted the tax, since on their Freestate doctor salary you would pay a brave bit of tax. Having paid so much Irish tax you would not owe the UK anything.

[Rossfan]

I thought their main concern was patient safety and not more money 

Well if you were offered almost twice your salary to move to a role an hour away on a train with a less frantic and better staffed hospital, would you refuse it?

If you are working in a less frantic chaotic environment then patient safety would be better equipped

The extra doh helps though, couldn't be arsed reading it all but are they living in the North and travelling? How's the tax work for that?

I understand you pay Tax/PRSI/USC here.
You have to make a return to the Brit Revenue to see if you owe them anything.

[Milltown Row2]

I thought their main concern was patient safety and not more money 

Well if you were offered almost twice your salary to move to a role an hour away on a train with a less frantic and better staffed hospital, would you refuse it?

If you are working in a less frantic chaotic environment then patient safety would be better equipped

The extra doh helps though, couldn't be arsed reading it all but are they living in the North and travelling? How's the tax work for that?

I understand you pay Tax/PRSI/USC here.
You have to make a return to the Brit Revenue to see if you owe them anything.

Reason I'm asking I know a old colleague of mine that worked for us in the north and south and ended up (unwittingly) with a hefty tax bill

[seafoid]

What do people in the other jurisdiction think of the Angelus?

[RedHand88]

What do people in the other jurisdiction think of the Angelus?

Dinner time.

[AustinPowers]

What do people in the other jurisdiction think of the Angelus?

It  usually means it's time  for the Simpsons on  the other channel

[Tony Baloney]

I thought their main concern was patient safety and not more money 

Well if you were offered almost twice your salary to move to a role an hour away on a train with a less frantic and better staffed hospital, would you refuse it?

I would but I'd be clear that it was for the money instead of lying about it.

[armaghniac]

I thought their main concern was patient safety and not more money 

Well if you were offered almost twice your salary to move to a role an hour away on a train with a less frantic and better staffed hospital, would you refuse it?

I would but I'd be clear that it was for the money instead of lying about it.

One woman on the RTÉ programme said that she would work for the same money, as the Northern system was chaos.

[johnnycool]

I thought their main concern was patient safety and not more money 

Well if you were offered almost twice your salary to move to a role an hour away on a train with a less frantic and better staffed hospital, would you refuse it?

I would but I'd be clear that it was for the money instead of lying about it.

One woman on the RTÉ programme said that she would work for the same money, as the Northern system was chaos.

Hence why I included the two quotes from the article.
NI NHS is fucked