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Parlimentary Question: HSE Staffing

Home / News / Health / Parlimentary Question: HSE Staffing
1st October 20131st October 2013
By admin_exsiteIn Health
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Question to the Minister for Health (Mr James Reilly, TD)

To ask the Minister for Health the number of management-administrative staff employed in the Health Service Executive each year since 1996; the total staff employed in the HSE each year since 1996; and if he will make a statement on the matter. – Jerry Buttimer

For WRITTEN answer on Tuesday, 1st October 2013

REPLY

The information requested by the Deputy is set out in the following table:
– Total WTE excl. Career Break Management/Administrative
31/12/1996 42,005.29 5,445.74
31/12/1997 44,347.10 6,015.64
31/12/1998 46,118.95 6,486.91
31/12/1999 48,116.79 7,301.03
31/12/2000 53,804.25 8,727.46
31/12/2001 59,733.75 10,359.96
31/12/2002 63,172.20 11,116.78
31/12/2003 64,673.59 11,227.35
31/12/2004 65,775.83 11,478.63
31/12/2005 67,704.37 11,908.51
31/12/2006 70,324.24 12,256.67
31/12/2007 73,461.05 12,834.69
31/12/2008 72,694.59 12,691.26
31/12/2009 71,812.06 12,534.82
31/12/2010 70,789.30 12,332.13
31/12/2011 67,722.34 11,339.32
31/12/2012 65,687.01 11,162.26
31/08/2013 64,999.63 10,976.21.

 

Data source: Health Service Personnel Census

The methodology by which employment figures are compiled changed in 2007 and consequently the year-on-year figures are not comparable.

The HSE has operated a moratorium on the filling of management/administrative posts in recent years, so as to focus development funds as far as possible on front-line services.  Management/administrative staff numbers have reduced by 2,176 since September 2007 – a reduction of over 16%.

In the context of the 2013 Employment Control Framework, numbers employed in the health service must be further reduced.  The Incentivised Career Break Scheme which was rolled out in the HSE earlier this year was a targeted measure to contribute towards the reduction in employment numbers required; 78 management/administrative staff have recently been approved for incentivised career breaks.  The scope for release of further staff is under consideration by the HSE in the light of the additional hours element of the Haddington Road Agreement.  It is anticipated that in 2014 the HSE will introduce voluntary redundancy on a  targeted  basis to staff identified as surplus to requirements.

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