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Workforce: Offer to Jamaican nurses marred by Windrush revelations

Jamaican nurses might well be advised by their elders to beware of the offer of UK work placements, an announcement that coincided with revelations of the Windrush scandal
Posted 23 April 2018 - 17:10
 
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