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New nurses should get £10k relocation packages if needed, says report

A report advises that some new nurses who cannot find a job should be given a relocation package of up to £10,000 if they accept a role elsewhere. Read the recommendations on how to retain new nurses and the response to the suggestions

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Relocation package would be ‘on a par with the expenses available to resident doctors’ Picture: iStock

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New nurses should get £10k relocation packages if needed, says report

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