More than 1,350,000 UK jobs could be lost if Government plans to relocate NHS resources to India are adopted.
A Government spokesperson commented:
"The move gives us access to a highly qualified and motivated workforce. India offers a better product and it comes at a fraction of the price. If successful we plan a strategic move of other key public services. We are particularly excited at the potential for increasing productivity in terms of Primary, Secondary and Further Education. Future initiatives could include motorway maintenance, the rail infrastructure and refuse collection. The latter is especially important as rubbish costs the UK (Government) far too much".
The plans were met with cautios optimism by the health service union UNISON, who already have plans to relocate their entire operations to India in the New Year. A UNISON spokesperson commented "We see this as a strategic move saving valuable resources and enabling us to offer a far better service to our members".
These recent relocations follow a popular trend after centralised political power within Westminster was relocated to Washington earlier this year.
Martyn