NURSING DIFFERENCES || Talking all about Benefits || Canada Vs. UK || Employment Benefits

Let's talking about the kind of benefits nurses are entitled to when working in Canada or the UK. These benefits spoken about in the UK are only for those who work to the NHS & not the private sector.
Again, the content of this video does not reflect all of Canada or UK working hours for nurses. These are just my personal observations and reflection from my previous experiences.
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[@lovlydy1470]

Hi nurse Nyamouch, really love those videos comparison.
But let me tell you, if you prefer our annual leave compared to Canada annual leave, trust me you Canadian have more benefits with the shift pattern. I did watch your other video and I think I would trade the annual leave to the shift pattern. I will explain to you in your other video.
But just one question, does the annual leave it depends on the hospital policy? Or maybe the province, since each province as it's own nursing board like you explained in one of your videos. Thanks again and stay bless with your family.

[@nursenyamouch]

Hi Lovly Dy, thanks for your comments and starting this important topic.
Yes, working in the UK is difficult with the unrealistic shift patterns that are given to staff. Especially when you are an IEN who has no choice but to work full time hours. I don't understand how they expect nurses when children to survive on only 1-2 days off before working.
But yes in Canada annual leave is based on hospital policy and which province you work in. but for the most part, I believe canada doesn't give as much paid leave about 2-3 weeks.

[@thrivewithdrevan]

Thanks you are amazing

[@coachhomayra]

thank you pleaseeeeeee make another video i know you must be busy but im trying to move to the uk im struggling how did you do it all? I only got my NMC and need to do the CBT do you only get paid once a month now im debating!

[@Growing_Virtuously]

Yes once a month £2254 before taxes

[@Xinzhu697]

So if you work casuel you dont get paid annual leave or pension ?

[@uchihasamra5871]

Great

[@karenchama4377]

How long do you get in Canada for maternity leave?

[@nursenyamouch]

I believe it's anywhere between a year to 18months

[@flocreation6498]

How long is maternity leave in the uk because I'm Canada it's 12 months

[@karenchama4377]

Is maternity leave paid in Canada?
Am in Ireland and they pay 6 months maternity leave

[@flocreation6498]

@@karenchama4377 from what I know the government pay the 1 year maternity leave