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Story summary
- Unison's research shows at least 21,000 NHS jobs will be cut across English health trusts by 2028 due to a £1.1 billion deficit.
- The cuts are driven by the government's demand for balanced budgets.
- The cuts will affect clinical and support roles through vacancy freezes and restructuring.
- Helga Pile, Unison's head of health, criticized job cuts as exacerbating staffing issues and worker stress.
- The Department for Health has been contacted for comment.
