Coronavirus: Reopening NHS services must be safe, unions say

Coronavirus: Reopening NHS services must be safe, unions say Rapid testing and an adequate supply of protective equipment must be in place when the NHS reopens services cancelled during the peak of the coronavirus oubreak, health unions have said.
 
The unions have put forward a nine-point plan for the NHS to reopen safely as lockdown restrictions ease.

And staff working through the crisis should be paid overtime and a public sector pay freeze ruled out, they say. BBC News

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