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NHS staff, in English hospitals will have to start paying to park on site again, when the free parking “pandemic amnesty” ends on 31st March.
Javid has thanked them for their efforts and rewarded them by reinstating the parking charge that, if I am correct, doesn’t exist in Scotland and Wales, so is basically a tax on England based NHS workers.
One single parent has been quoted as saying that she will now need to leave home earlier than usual to find an off site, free parking space which will save her £7 a day in parking fees, but will increase the cost of childcare.
Before I retired just over 8 years ago, I was paying £35 per month for the chance to park my car in a staff car park. I say “chance”, because there were insufficient parking spaces for the number of staff paying for them. The monthly fee, taken directly from salary, was capped at £35 per month, so lower paid staff paid proportionately more than the higher paid like myself.NHS staff, in English hospitals will have to start paying to park on site again, when the free parking “pandemic amnesty” ends on 31st March.
Javid has thanked them for their efforts and rewarded them by reinstating the parking charge that, if I am correct, doesn’t exist in Scotland and Wales, so is basically a tax on England based NHS workers.
One single parent has been quoted as saying that she will now need to leave home earlier than usual to find an off site, free parking space which will save her £7 a day in parking fees, but will increase the cost of childcare.
Just terrible. As you say, the heartbreak of those lost and ruined lives for no reason is unimaginable.https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-shropshire-60933936
How awfully tragic and disgraceful is this? Heartbreaking.
I have to pay for parking at work, but it's 12 quid a month so hardly a big cost at all. I've turned down several NHS contracts over the years because of the problems and cost of NHS parking. It's a disgrace what the costs are for staff and its one more thing that drives people from the professionBefore I retired just over 8 years ago, I was paying £35 per month for the chance to park my car in a staff car park. I say “chance”, because there were insufficient parking spaces for the number of staff paying for them. The monthly fee, taken directly from salary, was capped at £35 per month, so lower paid staff paid proportionately more than the higher paid like myself.
It gets even worse, the vast majority of NHS Trusts subcontract parking to private companies, who obviously make a profit on staff, patients, and visitors parking. So any question of profits being returned to hospital services is untenable. A tax indeed, and one which is made even worse by the rubbish public transport systems in most of the country, making driving to work the only option for countless thousands of NHS staff.
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