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Is it really possible to cut £39 million from the budget and still give the workers a pay rise? Cornwall contemplates a social care revolution

Is it really possible to cut £39 million from the budget and still give the workers a pay rise? Cornwall contemplates a social care revolution

Posted By theboss on 16th October 2017

16th October 2017 By Graham Smith Trade unions representing care workers have given a cautious welcome to radical new proposals for merging Cornwall Council’s and NHS social care services. Although…

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