"A KILLER Timed Announcement!" | Nurses Reject Government’s Pay Award Of 5.5% Rise
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
- Nurses have rejected the Government’s pay award of a 5.5% rise, it has been announced.
Members of the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) in England rejected the deal by two-thirds in a record high turnout of around 145,000.
The pay award was announced by the Chancellor at the end of July, shortly after Labour won the general election.
Mike says: "This looks like a snub to the Labour government".
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Agency work offers flexibility you choose to do a shift when you can. The NHS needs an "agency" of its own. Its not just pay.
They have their own agencies but they can't get the staff
Fund more British training and get rid of this dead weight already.
The NHS has more than enough money, according to 2 Trust head accountants I knew, it is wasted and syphoned off into senior staffs pockets.
I agree 100%
I'm sorry you are wrong some parts of the NHS are getting cut on cut year on year to their budgets which means staff don't get replaced so more work gets piled on existing staff higher sickness due to stress training is not up to scratch they have even made staff redundant in some areas
Unfortunately you are not aware of the corruption that has and is taking place high up in Trusts, this is why there are cuts further down. I know of too many examples which both saddens and annoys me.
The higher the pay rises in public sector the more others want the same hence junior doctors 22% nurses 5.5% isn’t ever going to be accepted Just wait till railways are nationalised
The nhs is top heavy,not enough workers on the floor.
A lot of that is due to low salaries so people promote up into management jobs for more pay
What pay rises do these people think people working in the private sector have been getting over the last many years?
If the docs get 22% why are nurses getting 5.5? It's not acceptable nurses often do prescribing and there are nurse practitioners which do some work for GPs
Pay has been frozen in the recent past followed by a very poor pay rise in 2023/24 of 2%
@@ant270 private sector wages have gone a lot in 16 years compared to drs and nurses
Wes Streeting seems a bit young to be ending his career. shame eh
And the flood gates open. Who's next in line cap in hand??
Privatise the lot then your all stuffed 👍
@@rsvbiker4149 or we can demand higher wages and the public is fucked when they need a day in hospital and then need to pay £5000 themselves
Britain is overpopulated, that is why there are waiting lists.
The government dictate NHS nurses salaries. Its clealy not enough so the nurses leave to work for agencies only to be employed back the NHS via the agency. We waste 10 billion on agency nurses (2.8 billion would be if we gave nurses a 19% payrise). So the government are spending more money by not giving us the payrises.
But remember they don't get sick pay on agency and it's a stressful job very stressful
Are these the mostly foreign nurses? Come here to destroy our economy
There is and has been for years a shortage of nurses in the UK the gov messed it up they stopped offering free NHS nurse training and made it a university course so to get into nursing students end up in debt why would you train for a job that's not well paid end up with student loans when there are better paid professional roles after uni
Nurses are having to use fiod banks in some cases apparently. Bit disgusting when they risked their lives during the pandemic.
🤣 Maybe if they didn't have 15 children or a massive drug habit they wouldn't need a food bank let's be honest over 30 grand and you need a food bank only if you have a 🐓 addiction or a crack habit 😂
How much are our soldiers and sailors paid?
Labour making big statements about reforming the NHS it will never happen because any big change plans will be met with strike threats & that will be the end of that.
Would the presenter of this show do the job for £30,000? No chance. But would he do the same job for £300,000? Probably.
Why is he holding nurses to this standard as if we dont want more money? If the job is unpleasant, obviously you need to increase the pay to get people to do it
When you’re that sensitive to a question, makes you wonder if your conscious is arguing with you.
Since 2014 my pay as a self employed person has not increased. Customers can not afford it. I’d rather have a full diary of loyal customers than a part time diary. It’s about everyone helping each other out. Are nhs workers really prepared to only deal with emergencies coz nurses won’t work for a reasonable wage? I’d wager that always working at emergency level is far more stressful than doing your rounds on a ward and prevention. £30,000 is a good wage. It’s not what you earn that’s important, it’s what you spend.
We've lost 40-50% of our salary. 5.5% doesn't come close to what we've lost