NHS staff 'quitting to work in supermarkets because of poor pay'

Policy of limiting rises to 1% is damaging health service and must not be pursued into next parliament, say NHS leadersNHS staff are quitting to stack shelves in supermarkets instead of caring for patients because they are so demoralised by years of getting pay rises of only 1% or nothing, hospital bosses have warned.
The health service is now so understaffed that patient safety is being put at risk and people with mental health problems are experiencing delays and setbacks as a result, NHS lead