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RCN Birmingham West and Sandwell AGM and learning event: Workplace incivility
All RCN Birmingham West and Sandwell members are invited to attend their Annual General Meeting, which also incorporates a learning event on incivility in the workplace. Members can attend in person or online via Microsoft Teams.
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Advocating for diversity and inclusion in the nursing profession
Black History Month is here! Swansea Bay nurse, Omobola Akinade, shares how she has advocated for diversity, inclusion, and equal representation in the nursing profession.
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Cumbria's Karen Dutton receives RCN Award of Merit
Karen Dutton, a Clinical Educator at Cumbria Partnership NHS Foundation Trust has been awarded the RCN’s Award of Merit at the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) annual Congress in Liverpool.
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Teesside nurse recognised with highest Royal College of Nursing honour
Teesside nurse Roaqah Shaher has been recognised with the RCN Award of Merit, the highest honour for voluntary service for the Royal College of Nursing (RCN).
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North Tees and Hartlepool to upband and backpay 100s of band 2s in collective bargaining success
North Tees and Hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust has become the third trust in the Northern region to commit to upbanding eligible band 2 health support workers to band 3, to reflect the increasing importance of the role and the value of this staff group’s contribution to patient care.
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Band 2 uplift negotiations underway after job evaluation reveals unfair pay
Negotiations are underway to upband and backpay all band 2 support workers who have been delivering work at band 3 level at 2 Teesside trusts in the region.
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Durham nursing support worker recognised with highest RCN honour
Durham nursing support worker Kevin Morley has been recognised with an RCN Award of Merit, the highest honour for voluntary service for the Royal College of Nursing.
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NHS trust condemned for cutting holiday pay
RCN Northern region criticises the South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (STHFT) for plans to cut holiday pay and increase costs for its staff.
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No to unfair parking scheme: Yes to better parking solutions
Staff at the South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust are worried about the trust’s recent decision to impose a new car parking system from this summer, changing providers to ParkingEye, removing barriers from car parks and installing an automatic numberplate recognition (ANPR) system.
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Governance update: Member Resolution and Disciplinary Policy
We’ve updated our policy to ensure a fair and just process around managing member complaints concerning the conduct of other members.