Abortion Nurses 'Are Paid Incentive Bonuses' ; Marie Stopes Clinics Stand Accused of Offering Commercial-Style 'Perfomance Cash' to Staff
Mail on Sunday › September 05, 2005
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BRITAIN'S leading abortion clinic has been accused of paying staff cash bonuses to carry out more terminations.
Marie Stopes International, a registered charity, is alleged to have offered nurses payments of hundreds of pounds if they can increase the number of NHS-funded abortions they perform each day.See the full content of this document
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Abortion Nurses 'Are Paid Incentive Bonuses' ; Marie Stopes Clinics Stand Accused of Offering Commercial-Style 'Perfomance Cash' to Staff
The charity, whose chief executive, Dr Tim Black, earns more than Pounds 150,000 a year, admits it withheld discretionary performance related payments from one centre because workers were failing to meet 'efficiency' targets.
Staff at the clinic were allegedly told they should be carrying out 50 abortions a day nearly double the 20 to 30 normally performed.The allegations, made...See the full content of this document
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