Maintain pressure on reforms to protect NHS
Stephen Jobling
Lincoln
Currently working on an acute and rehabilitation Stroke Unit
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Comment on: RCN ballot 'inevitable' unless ministers row back on pensions
From an email I received on the 30/09/2011 : "Secondly, and most importantly for RCN members, Council said that a ballot on industrial action was 'inevitable' if our concerns are not addressed by government in the ongoing discussions about your pensions."
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Comment on: RCN ballot 'inevitable' unless ministers row back on pensions
Actually Mike, the position a month ago is the same as it is today, more than happy to send you the emails that I have on this.
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Comment on: RCN ballot 'inevitable' unless ministers row back on pensions
The RCN has not changed its position, this what they have been saying for weeks. So how can you say they are now getting the message and posturing?
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Comment on: Rise in HCAs ahead in wake of cash cuts
Anonymous | 8-Feb-2011 3:01 pm Just to clarify your point: a foundation degree is academically equivalently to a diploma, this is most likely because nursing is no longer diploma but degree level. A foundation degree is often run over three years, but the NHS seems to be pushing them through faster at 2 years.
