NHS or RBS

[MrHelpful]

All banks credit check their staff so if you have any CCJs or anything else then they won't take you one.

Ah ok, I have a clean slate on that. Thanks for the explanation.

[NorthWestPerm2Contr]

I wouldn't go within a million miles of a public sector role. Low rates + you will be axed as soon as the LibCon cuts come into effect.

I think this is the most obvious choice of the century.

[centurian]

As others have said, contractors in the NHS may face quite a haircut shortly. While NHS spending as a whole will be above inflation, there will definately be some jugging of finances within the NHS - and the easiest target are those that are not union ringfenced direct employees (i.e. contractors)

If you don't have banking experience - and are now being offered it - I'd bite their hand off.

[Scrag Meister]

IMHO I would go RBS, may not have the best of reputations at the moment, but should set you up for some more lucrative banking gigs down the line.

GL whichever way you go.

[ratewhore]

If you don't have banking experience - and are now being offered it - I'd bite their hand off.

WHS +1 etc...

[Fred Bloggs]

WHS +1 etc...

Agreed.

[Not So Wise]

In current climate with Public sector gravy train coming to end taking the banking sector role is a "no brainer"

[alreadypacked]

IMHO I would go RBS, may not have the best of reputations at the moment, but should set you up for some more lucrative banking gigs down the line.

GL whichever way you go.

I know a few people who went to them, one guy only lasted a day. Others hate every min. but they are working.

HTH

[xchaotic]

RBS +1, HTH
I would given the choice...

[Peter Loew]

This isn't even worth considering.

RBS. Boom.