According to regulation to newly revealed figures the managers of NHS trusts have recognized a pay rise of 6.9% in 2008-09 compared to less than 3% among the nurses. This data came forth in an ‘Incomes Data Services’ report that was based on data from more than 380 NHS trusts in England, including primary care, mental health and emergency vehicle trusts. The report showed that the NHS Chief feds* earn seven times more than nurses. The top managers now make £147,500 by the numbers to the report which is £10,000 more than average workers. The NHS Confederation in reply said that these top managers were needed to bail them out from business setbacks.

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