Nurses' strike: New dates as union escalates dispute
Two days of action – on 6 and 7 February – are announced in England and Wales, in the biggest walkout yet. Source link
Two days of action – on 6 and 7 February – are announced in England and Wales, in the biggest walkout yet. Source link
The RCN wants progress in negotiations by the end of January or says it will ballot more members. Source link
The PM insists he won’t back down against striking workers, as nurses demand a 19% pay rise. Source link
Fact-checking a claim made by Health Minister Maria Caulfield. Source link
The prime minister is refusing to bow to pressure from health leaders to increase the offer. Source link
Under strike rules, emergency care must still be provided during action, for example in intensive care and A&E, and urgent cancer treatment and dialysis should run as normal – which means the biggest impact will have been on routine services. These include planned knee and hip replacements and out-patient appointments. Source link
Nurses across the UK have voted for strike action over pay. But how much do you know about what they get paid? The BBC’s Laura Foster tests your knowledge in this video quiz. Read more: Nurses to strike for two days before Christmas Video by the Video Formats team. Source link
Nurses belonging to the Royal College of Nursing union have voted to strike. Source link
Although the Nursing and Midwifery (NMC) register shows the number of nurses, midwives and nursing associates has grown by 1.8% to just under 745,000, it also shows the number of people leaving the profession is at its highest rate since 2017 with 13,945 quitting between April and September this year. Source link