Voluntary staff redundancies in the NHS & HCHS workforce England 2012-2021

The number of compulsory staff redundancies decreased during the period to reach a low of 56 voluntary redundancies in the last quarter of 2020/21. This statistic shows the total number of medical and non-medical staff voluntary redundancies in National Health Service (NHS) hospitals and the Community Health Services (HCHS) workforce in England from 2012 to 2021.

Total number of staff voluntary redundancies in NHS hospitals and the Community Health Service (HCHS) workforce in England from 2012 to 2021

Characteristic	Number of redundancies
2020-2021 Q4	56
2020-2021 Q3	90
2020-2021 Q2	77
2020-2021 Q1	55
2019-2020 Q4	125
2019-2020 Q3	118
2019-2020 Q2	87
2019-2020 Q1	87
2018-2019 Q4	80
2018-2019 Q3	132
2018-2019 Q2	126
2018-2019 Q1	91
2017-2018 Q4	102
2017-2018 Q3	123
2017-2018 Q2	182
2017-2018 Q1	307
2016-2017 Q4	145
2016-2017 Q3	181
2016-2017 Q2	197
2016-2017 Q1	314
2015-2016 Q4	183
2015-2016 Q3	154
2015-2016 Q2	206
2015-2016 Q1	793
2014-2015	497
2014-2015 Q3	159
2014-2015 Q2	292
2014-2015 Q1	233
2013-2014 Q4	262
2013-2014 Q3	238
2013-2014 Q2	263
2013-2014 Q1	365
2012-2013 Q4	821
2012-2013 Q3	357
2012-2013 Q2	549
2012-2013 Q1	440

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Release date

July 2021

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Region

United Kingdom (England)

Survey time period

April 2012 to March 2021

Supplementary notes

Including professionally qualified staff as well as support staff.

Quarter 1: 1st April to 30th June
Quarter 2: 1st July to 30th September
Quarter 3: 1st October to 31st December
Quarter 4: 1st January to 31st March

Professionally Qualified Clinical Staff includes HCHS Doctors, Qualified or Registered Nurses, Qualified Scientific, Therapeutic & Technical staff and Qualified Ambulance Staff
Support Staff includes Support to Clinical Staff, Infrastructure Support Staff (including Managers and Senior Managers), and Other Staff or staff of unknown classification

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