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Bigger pay rise for nurses would make little impact on inflation
Report contradicts government and says double-digit pay rise for nurses
Fear of repercussions stops overseas nurses raising concerns at work
International nurses deterred by worries over loss of income and visa r
Government accused of ‘reckless and cavalier’ approach to public sector pay
Pay deal disparity between nurses and other public sector staff – who have been offered ri
Agency cover during strikes: High Court deals blow to ministers’ ‘anti-strike’ agenda
Health unions welcome High Court’s decision to quash ‘anti-strike’ law that allowed nurses
Nurses hit out at ‘worst pay rise in the public sector’
NHS nurses hit out at ‘worst pay rise in the public sector’ as junior doctors, police, pri
Nursing apprenticeships popular as cheaper alternative to university, says NHS trust
Apprentice route into nursing is massively oversubscribed, contrasting
New data show ‘deeply concerning’ drop in numbers throughout the UK, while applications fo
District nurse shortages leaving thousands of older people in hospital
Loss and lack of recruitment of district and community nurses resulting
Do you rely on agency shifts to top up your salary? If so, the NHS intends to stop you
Health service wants to stop its nurses from taking on agency work in NHS trusts, in bid t
Showcasing excellence in the profession, finalists unveiled in RCN Nursing Awards 2023
Showcasing excellence in the profession, the awards attracted a record
Exploitation of overseas nurses is on the rise with many forced to pay thousands in fees
Unreasonable fees, withheld pay, poor housing and mistreatment are common problems for ove
Nursing students, nurses and educators take to Twitter to share their opinion on proposal t
Nurse is accused of murdering seven babies and trying to murder ten othe
Nurses are crying out for action to prevent them from reaching breaking point in the first
Off-duty hospital staff happened to be onboard Tube train and able to administer immediate
Consultation begins on mandatory learning disability and autism training programme code of
Direct talks between nurses, employers and the government is the only way forward, claims U
