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GLASGOW health chiefs are to cut up to 1000 jobs by leaving vacancies unfilled in a bid to cut rising costs, it emerged last night.
The plans will involve the closure of some hospital wards at weekends and could also mean a cut in the number of doctors and nurses. NHS Greater Glasgow needs to save (pounds) 58.8m over the next two years to prevent the budget plunging into the red. The Herald revealed last Tuesday that Scotland's only homeopathic hospital is to lose all overnight beds as part of the cost-cutting drive.See the full content of this document
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Up to 1000 City Health Jobs to Be Shed in Cost-Cutting Drive
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