Petition To Bart’s Health Trust

To Bart’s Health Trust

We the undersigned are very alarmed that some staff at Whipps Cross, and in the social care sector, are being asked to work in extremely dangerous conditions.
• They have not yet received adequate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to keep them safe.
• They are not receiving the proper training that goes with wearing PPE.
Health workers are not soldiers. They did not sign up to the NHS to put their lives on the line.
The NHS has been underfunded, privatised, marketised and casualised for decades. Now the shortcomings of this type of organisation have been cruelly exposed by the coronavirus crisis, leaving the system unable to provide adequately for its staff, who are the real heroes that keep the hospitals working, no matter what they face.
We come out on Thursday evenings to applaud our doctors, nurses, porters, cleaners and all, and we will continue to value their work.
These are unprecedented times. The Chancellor of the Exchequer has taken unprecedented measures. We now call on the Trust to take unprecedented measures too.
As a matter of urgency we call on Bart’s Trust to cancel the PFI debt and use the money
• To buy PPE for NHS workers
• For local industries to switch to producing PPE

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We the undersigned are very alarmed that some staff at Whipps Cross, and in the social care sector, are being asked to work in extremely dangerous conditions.
• They have not yet received adequate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to keep them safe.
• They are not receiving the proper training that goes with wearing PPE.
Health workers are not soldiers. They did not sign up to the NHS to put their lives on the line.
The NHS has been underfunded, privatised, marketised and casualised for decades. Now the shortcomings of this type of organisation have been cruelly exposed by the coronavirus crisis, leaving the system unable to provide adequately for its staff, who are the real heroes that keep the hospitals working, no matter what they face.
We come out on Thursday evenings to applaud our doctors, nurses, porters, cleaners and all, and we will continue to value their work.
These are unprecedented times. The Chancellor of the Exchequer has taken unprecedented measures. We now call on the Trust to take unprecedented measures too.
As a matter of urgency we call on Bart’s Trust to cancel the PFI debt and use the money
• To buy PPE for NHS workers
• For local industries to switch to producing PPE