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Eight in ten trusts more likely to appoint white staff to jobs

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Eight in 10 trusts are significantly more likely to appoint white applicants than applicants from minority ethnic backgrounds after shortlisting, new NHS England data has revealed.

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Eight in ten trusts more likely to appoint white staff to jobs

Eight in 10 trusts are significantly more likely to appoint white applicants than applicants from minority ethnic backgrounds after shortlisting, new NHS England data has revealed.

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