New Zealand spent NZ$1.6m (£645,700) over two years on schemes to entice doctors from overseas but only hired
New Zealand spent NZ$1.6m (£645,700) over two years on schemes to entice doctors from overseas but only hired 28. The Resident Doctors Association thinks the money would have been better spent on pay rises to increase staff retention.
A leader of the newly launched UK Hiring Taskforce sees a future short-term employment environment similar to the so-called gig economy in which organisations themselves are not long-lived because of rapidly changing technology.