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BRIEFING: House of Commons second reading debate on the European Union (EU) Withdrawal Bill
This briefing was produced ahead of the second reading of the EU withdrawal bill, which passed this stage of parliamentary scrutiny on 11 September 2017.
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BRIEFING: The Opposition Day Debate on NHS Pay
RCN briefing for MPs that sets out pay-related issues and the impact on the nursing community.
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BRIEFING: Committee Stage on Private Members’ Bill: Assaults on Emergency Workers (Offences) Bill 2017-19
RCN Briefing for Committee Stage on Private Members’ Bill: Assaults on Emergency Workers (Offences) Bill 2017-19.
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BRIEFING: Private Members' Bill: Assaults on Emergency Workers (Offences) Bill 2017-19
RCN Briefing on Private Members' Bill: Assaults on Emergency Workers (Offences) Bill 2017-2019.
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PARLIAMENTARY BRIEFING: The Effect of Brexit on the NHS
The UK’s withdrawal from the EU must not negatively impact on patient outcomes.
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PARLIAMENTARY BRIEFING: The House of Lords Second Reading EU Withdrawal Bill
We remain concerned that the UK’s withdrawal from the EU may: present new and exacerbate existing challenges around the sustainability, recruitment and retention of the existing and future nursing profession; dilute fair employment practices and workers’ rights, and; prevent the cross-border exchange of knowledge and skills.
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PARLIAMENTARY BRIEFING: Westminster Hall debate on Funding higher education
Our briefing for the Westminster Hall debate on higher education funding outlines the impact of the introduction of tuition fees for undergraduate nursing education and the proposal to do the same for postgraduate nursing students.
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PARLIAMENTARY BRIEFING: Patient Safety, Adjournment Debate
Nurse staffing is critical for patient safety.
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Student Loan Company leave student nurses stricken after payment error
Student nurses in Southampton will struggle to pay rent and living costs this year due to administrative errors in the loans system.
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Royal College of Nursing reverses sick pay decision
The Royal College of Nursing has welcomed the U-turn by Medway NHS FT to scrap changes to staff sick pay after their proposals were called out as “naïve and not thought through.”
