Analysis

RCN pay strike poll: has the tipping point been reached?

As anger over the ongoing pay cap mounts, the RCN council has asked its members what they would like the organisation to do next. Nursing Standard looks at what the road to industrial action could look like.
Posted 19 April 2017 - 11:53
Industrial action_tile_iStock.jpg
 
Jobs

Related articles

NHS employers reject suggested separate pay spine for nurses

RCN’s proposed nursing pay scale would harm morale, employers tell government consultation
15 Apr 2024

Nurses reject pay offer as it falls short of giving them parity

Nurses in Northern Ireland refuse deal that fails to bring them in line with England
25 Mar 2024

Nurses need to push ministers further over pay, says RCN’s Pat Cullen

College would back nurses to strike again after making only modest progress last year
02 Jan 2024

The nurses recognised in the 2024 new year honours list

Leaders in dementia, cancer, community and mental healthcare among those recognised
29 Dec 2023
5 Most Read Articles

Advanced nursing practice: is it under attack and why?

The role is often misunderstood – as highlighted in the debate over physician associates
15 Apr 2024

Can difficult personal circumstances excuse mistakes at work?

We ask our readers if factors outside of work should be considered relevant
26 Mar 2024

Help! My revalidation is looming and I’m worried I’ve left it too late to get started

Don’t panic – let our portfolio tool take the strain out of organising your documents
21 Mar 2024

What will the nurse pay offer for 2024-25 look like?

We look at when the process will get started – and whether further strike action is likely
29 Feb 2024

What every nurse in the NHS needs to know about the pension scheme overhaul

How you might be affected – plus a warning to anyone thinking of opting out
02 Apr 2024
Journals
Other RCNi websites