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Lockdown trend reverses: Locum demand on the rise as agencies struggle to cope

18 November 2020

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Locum agencies may struggle to meet demand for GP locums this summer with closed borders and new virtual competitors

Demand for GP locums is likely to outstrip supply this summer thanks to closed borders and competition from virtual service employers, say locum agenc

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