MTAS review panel confronted at last!

An applicant forces their way into the review panel meeting.(A-applicant, H-head of the review panel, T-train worker)Applicant: 'Ello, I wish to register a complaint.(The review panel head does not respond.)Applicant: 'Ello, Miss?Head of review panel: What do you mean "miss"?A: I'm sorry, I have a cold. I wish to make a complaint!H: We're closin' for lunch.A: Never mind that, my lad. I wish to

Is the MTAS parrot dead yet?

I am sure John Cleese could come up with a very humorous sketch concerning the MTAS scheme, there is certainly no shortage of ammunition with which to attack the deeply flawed process. There is a very valid comparison to make between the Monty Python parrot and the MTAS process as both are very much dead, but there are people insisting that they are very much alive. Here is yet another nail

Absolute farce continues

The 'independent' review panel has declared its divine judgement on the MTAS process here. Their judgement is nothing but a very bad joke. One must note that the review panel has already admitted that the short listing process is next to useless. Their final fudge means that all interviews that have already taken place will stand. This means that candidates who were short listed for four

Legends speak out

This is taken from the Times letters section:"Time to junk the appointments system for doctors