Preston Davey murder… Nottingham maternity deaths – why do we reward public sector staff when people die on their watch?

The article highlights a series of tragic incidents, including the murder of Preston Davey and suspicious deaths at Nottingham's maternity ward, questioning why public sector employees often face no accountability for their gross negligence. This systemic issue raises serious concerns about the culture of reward in public services, where individuals may continue to receive benefits despite catastrophic failures that result in loss of life. It underscores a broader problem where the focus on retention and financial rewards overshadows the imperative to prioritize public safety and justice for victims.