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RCN members meet Minister to highlight the vital role of nursing in Scotland’s communities
RCN members met with Tom Arthur MSP, Minister for Social Care and Mental Wellbeing, to discuss the vital role of nursing within Scotland’s care homes and community health services.
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RCN Branch Review Focus Group
The RCN is reconsidering the current role of branches, and we want to hear from members about what you want from the relationships you have with other RCN members locally.
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NHS nursing staff get further pay increase for 2025-26
NHS nursing staff in Scotland are getting a boost to their pay in February, under a guarantee in the NHS pay deal covering 2025-26 and 2026-27 negotiated by the RCN and the joint health trade unions.
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Job Evaluation for RCN representatives (Session 1)
An event for all England representatives.
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From Qualification to Employment: NRN Journeys and Career Advice
This live panel discussion is designed to support nursing students and newly registered nurses preparing to enter the workforce.
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Redundancy and Severance Schemes - August session
Due to the continuing success of our online learning and development programme exclusively for RCN representatives, we are once again focusing on an area that is dominating the nursing agenda.
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Workplace reorganisation and restructure - August session
This online session will give you the skills and confidence to support members through reorganisations and restructures in their workplaces.
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Workplace reorganisation and restructure - September session
This online session will give you the skills and confidence to support members through reorganisations and restructures in their workplaces.
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RCN Women's Health Forum Conference 2026
Bookings are now open, secure your place today!
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Redundancy and Severance Schemes - September session
Due to the continuing success of our online learning and development programme exclusively for RCN representatives, we are once again focusing on an area that is dominating the nursing agenda.