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UP to 60 jobs at a private hospital in County Derry could be at risk, it has emerged.
The North West Independent Hospital in Ballykelly has confirmed that it has commenced a redundancy consultation process with its staff.
The number of staff to be made redundant is not clear at this stage however the independent hospital says that up to a third of its total workforce of 180 could be involved.
A spokesperson for the hospital blamed the proposed redundancies on the ‘cessation of NHS referrals to the hospital under the Waiting List Initiative’.
See today's County Derry Post for more on this story.
A burst pipe of Craigavon Bridge.
The Old Library Trust's Julie White serving up the main dish to Liam McCauley and Margarita Duffy on Tuesday night. On right is Chef Laurent. (Photo: Jim McCafferty Photography)
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