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NHS staff have been left “stressed and burnt out” by the Covid pandemic, with union bosses fearing it is “hard to see a light at the end of…

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A HOSPITAL boss is taking charge of an under fire ambulance service after allegations of poor leadership, bullying and abuse. Tom Abell, who is currently deputy chief executive of mid and south Essex hospitals, has been appointed the new chief executive at the east of England ambulance service. The change comes after a damning report by the CQC last September, where concerns were raised over the safeguarding of patients and staff from sexual abuse, inappropriate behaviour and harassment. The inspection found that “the trust’s leadership did not cultivate a transparent culture” w...

Struggle to pay bills One Suffolk worker, who asked to remain anonymous, described their Covid self-isolation period as a “very worrying time”.  “Every day, it was so hard not having a clue how I was going to pay my bills at the end of the month,” they said.  “And there’s always the fear of having to isolate again if we come into contact with a positive patient. You can’t live on £95 a week.”  The employee said they felt lucky to be in the union as they were able to apply for a Unison payment of £350 to help cover costs, while unrepresented colleagues “really struggled...

Struggle to pay bills One Suffolk worker, who asked to remain anonymous, described their Covid self-isolation period as a “very worrying time”.  “Every day, it was so hard not having a clue how I was going to pay my bills at the end of the month,” they said.  “And there’s always the fear of having to isolate again if we come into contact with a positive patient. You can’t live on £95 a week.”  The employee said they felt lucky to be in the union as they were able to apply for a Unison payment of £350 to help cover costs, while unrepresented colleagues “really struggled...