| Royal College of Nurses 16:44 - Nov 9 with 2321 views | britferry |
Have voted for strike action for the first time in their 100 year existence.
I don't think its a matter of one out all out, I think its decided by each local hospital board.
They've calculated they've had a 20% pay cut in real terms over the last 10 years. |  |
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| Royal College of Nurses on 13:19 - Nov 10 with 417 views | Treforys_Jack |
| Royal College of Nurses on 22:10 - Nov 9 by pencoedjack |
If it was a private company they wouldn’t need as many staff, the work shy would be out on their arses.
Anyone who has spent any amount of time in a hospital with their eyes open would see it. |
Very controversial, however I tend to agree somewhat. I was literally pulling my hair out when a very close relative was being treated for terminal cancer. No sign of any nurses ever until I worked out they had a secret little tea room where there were always half a dozen tucked away. Once he got onto palliative care, things changed dramatically and those people are saints.
Our health care system needs a shakeup from top to bottom with fair pay and conditions, far less chiefs would be a start. Its a very tough environment that I freely admit to probably being unable to work in, and the people who do this as living deserve adequate reward. |  | | |
| Royal College of Nurses on 13:21 - Nov 10 with 415 views | CountyJim |
I might be wrong but doesn't the Welsh government have tax raising powers can't they come up with a new tax to pay these claims |  | | |
| Royal College of Nurses on 14:23 - Nov 10 with 382 views | controversial_jack |
| Royal College of Nurses on 13:19 - Nov 10 by Treforys_Jack |
Very controversial, however I tend to agree somewhat. I was literally pulling my hair out when a very close relative was being treated for terminal cancer. No sign of any nurses ever until I worked out they had a secret little tea room where there were always half a dozen tucked away. Once he got onto palliative care, things changed dramatically and those people are saints.
Our health care system needs a shakeup from top to bottom with fair pay and conditions, far less chiefs would be a start. Its a very tough environment that I freely admit to probably being unable to work in, and the people who do this as living deserve adequate reward. |
The difference with palliative care is, they have more staff and less patients, and they are well resourced in comparison to other depts | | | |
| Royal College of Nurses on 17:15 - Nov 10 with 354 views | Dr_Winston |
| Royal College of Nurses on 13:19 - Nov 10 by Treforys_Jack |
Very controversial, however I tend to agree somewhat. I was literally pulling my hair out when a very close relative was being treated for terminal cancer. No sign of any nurses ever until I worked out they had a secret little tea room where there were always half a dozen tucked away. Once he got onto palliative care, things changed dramatically and those people are saints.
Our health care system needs a shakeup from top to bottom with fair pay and conditions, far less chiefs would be a start. Its a very tough environment that I freely admit to probably being unable to work in, and the people who do this as living deserve adequate reward. |
This thread ties in very nicely with the "Bonkers Bureacracy" one. |  |
| Pain or damage don't end the world. Or despair, or f*cking beatings. The world ends when you're dead. Until then, you got more punishment in store. Stand it like a man... and give some back. |
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