Zeba Arif advises a mentor who says she is being bullied by a student because of her ethnic background.
I have been approached by nurses who are worried that their use of social media could cause problems at work. Do you have any advice?
Split days off are becoming a reality for many nurses but they can play havoc with your health and wellbeing, says Zeba Arif.
Nurses should insist on taking breaks for their own health and safety as well as that of their patients, says Zeba Arif.
Regular learning events can help you meet the requirements of revalidation, says Zeba Arif
I have been contacted by a nurse who witnessed (not for the first time) a manager intimidating a more junior colleague. What is the best way to help her?
How can I support nurses with work-related mental health issues to better cope with their jobs?
What advice would you give to nurses who wish to work flexible hours to fit in with caring responsibilities?
How can I negotiate redeployment for a nurse who might otherwise face termination of their contract due to recurrent sick leave caused by stress?
What would be the best advice and support to give a group of nurses who have been told their service is to be restructured?
A junior nurse was suspended due to allegations of misconduct, and the charge nurse has received a letter from human resources querying the frequency and level of supervision he provided to her. How can I best advise him on his response?
As an RCN representative, what is the best way to support a staff nurse instructed by his line manager to submit a statement following an incident on his ward?
I have been contacted by a senior nurse from a mental health unit who has been suspended from duty over allegations of misconduct. She has asked me to represent her at her disciplinary hearing. Do you have any advice?
I have been given some worrying information from a senior manager at my trust about a member of staff, but the manager has asked that I keep our conversation to myself. This is not the first time I have been told sensitive information in a ‘corridor chat’ with a manager and asked to keep it off the record. What should I do?
Three nurses, all from different wards, have put in sexual harassment complaints against a ward manager at a mental health unit. The ward manager denies the allegations, and is terrified of the effect they could have on his marriage and career. I have met the ward manager and have arranged to see him again. Do you have any guidance on the best way to support him?