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What the recent Westminster government announcements for nursing mean for student nurses and newly registered nurses
Will Malcher, Professional Lead for Students, sets out the impact for members who have always been at the heart of the RCN.
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‘Channel your anger’: what can we learn from Germany’s nursing strike success?
The Berlin Hospital Movement secured safe staffing and better conditions, but how did they do it?
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Enough is enough: why nursing staff are striking
In a historic day for the RCN, nursing staff came together to strike in England, Northern Ireland and Wales
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Can I strike?
As members get set to strike, we answer your common questions about who can take part
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Historic RCN strike day in pictures
The courage and camaraderie of nursing staff across the UK on the first large-scale RCN strike day captured in images
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Video: 'I've had to use food banks because I can't stretch my budget any further'
Watch Leanne explain why she has no choice but to use a food bank since experiencing burnout as a result of her nursing work.
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On the anniversary of the Safe Staffing Act, we ask ‘What difference has a year made?’
Tomorrow (1 April), it will have been exactly a year since Scotland’s safe staffing legislation came into force. The Act itself was never intended to be an instant fix for the issues in the nursing workforce and more work is required, says Eileen McKenna.
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Industrial action explained: what happens before nursing staff can strike?
Find out what it means to take industrial action and what statutory requirements must be met for it to be lawful
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Striking a balance: patient safety during industrial action
It’s two years since nursing staff in Northern Ireland took part in historic strike action. They explain how they preserved patient safety, while still making an impact
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Nursing our planet: no smoke without fire
Environmentally friendly, sustainable health care should be a priority for all of us, says Jade