Chief Executive and General Secretary's update
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blog posts
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9 Sep 2021
Making sure our College is working on your behalf
Pat Cullen, RCN General Secretary and Chief Executive, explains how she is committed to change and supporting members.
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12 Aug 2021
Speak up for your patients by having your say on your pay award
Pat Cullen, RCN General Secretary and Chief Executive, urges members to take part in the NHS pay consultation in England and Wales.
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29 Jul 2021
Summer of Action: The fight for fair pay starts now
Pat Cullen, General Secretary and Chief Executive, explains how members will lead the Fair Pay for Nursing campaign during the summer
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15 Jul 2021
The RCN must actively listen, support and respond to our members
Acting General Secretary and Chief Executive addresses the issues of the past week.
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24 Jun 2021
Working together to advocate for nursing
Pat Cullen, Acting General Secretary and Chief Executive, encourages RCN members to get involved to shape the future of nursing.
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10 Jun 2021
Keeping nursing high on the UK government's agenda
Pat Cullen, Acting RCN General Secretary and Chief Executive, updates members on how she continues to raise Fair Pay for Nursing and Staffing for Safe and Effective Care with parliamentarians and policy makers.
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20 May 2021
Keeping nursing staff safe at work
Pat Cullen, Acting General Secretary and Chief Executive, explains how the RCN continues to lobby employers and UK governments to keep members safe at work.
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6 May 2021
Speaking up for nursing in the week ahead
Pat Cullen urges members to get involved in important events for the profession next week.
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20 Apr 2021
Wishing Donna a speedy recovery
Pat Cullen, RCN Northern Ireland Director and Acting General Secretary and Chief Executive updates members on Dame Donna Kinnair and our campaigning work.
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14 Apr 2021
Why nursing staff must organise for change
Dame Donna Kinnair explains to members what the RCN is calling for as services start to return to ‘normal’ and encourages members to engage on the issues that matter most to nursing staff.
